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26th January 08, 06:01 AM
#11
 Originally Posted by auld argonian
I did mention in another thread that I thought that acrylic fabrics tended to take color a bit more "dramatically" than wool or PV. If that photo is accurate, it tends to support that contention.
I would agree with you 100%. Not just on this tartan, but most any acrylic tartan in general. I can almost always tell an acrylic kilt from a distance simply from the colors. They tend to be much more bright and garish than the corresponding tartan in wool.
I don't know if that is a function of the acrylic per se, because I'm sure I've seen some acrylic yarns and other goods in more soft, muted tones. Maybe it's just a dye choice made by the mills who produce the bulk of acrylic tartans.
~M
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