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    I've admired that tartan for a long time. Yes, the light blue and brown go well together. But then again, that's what I love about the 'weathered' or 'reproduction' colour schemes for many tartans. I've actually considered getting some of this material, not for a kilt, but for recovering upholstery items.

    It's a little difficult to tell from the photo, but that looks like it's not a twill weave? Seems like an odd choice.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tobus View Post
    I've admired that tartan for a long time. Yes, the light blue and brown go well together. But then again, that's what I love about the 'weathered' or 'reproduction' colour schemes for many tartans.
    Me too!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tobus View Post
    It's a little difficult to tell from the photo, but that looks like it's not a twill weave? Seems like an odd choice.
    I'm pretty sure that's a plain weave. Shame it isn't twill, I really like it.

    I have a couple of mill ends of inexpensive plain weave wool like this. I think I'll use one of them to "upgrade" my renaissance faire great kilt. It looks a lot better than what I'm using now. And the other as "practice" material for a traditional kilt following TAoKM. I don't want to make mistakes with expensive tartan wool on my first kilt.

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