Scott Green Modern

[Barb T]

Steve's method of using commas is perfectly acceptable if I recall my grade school grammar. So would this I think: Scott tartan - 1842 -weathered, or Scott tartan/1842/weathered in our modern age.

I totally agree - that would be grammatically correct. And that was my point initially - it should either be Modern Green Scott or Scott, Modern Green or Scott, Green, Modern. The latter two are fine for lists, indexes, or stand-alone names (e.g., in a header), but they are not correct for a sentence, either written or in conversation, where the adjectives should come first as modifies of the noun.

[Liam]

I totally agree - that would be grammatically correct. And that was my point initially - it should either be Modern Green Scott or Scott, Modern Green or Scott, Green, Modern. The latter two are fine for lists, indexes, or stand-alone names (e.g., in a header), but they are not correct for a sentence, either written or in conversation, where the adjectives should come first as modifies of the noun.

Actually, Barb, in conversation if asked what my tartan was, I would likely reply: "It is the 1842 version of the Scott tartan in modern colours."
Although I might even omit the "in modern colour" as this is the most common.
Cheers....

[Riverkilt]

Pretty rumpled. Wore it down the Grand Canyon in 2013.



Unrumpled and new I believe when this pic was taken.

Hope that helps a little. Its a 5 yarder, but close. Got it from Rocky

[davidlpope]

Used kilt in Modern Green Scott listed here:

http://www.ministryoftartan.com/inde...product_id=166