A tartan similar to the Classic Barbour Tartan

[wolfgang]

Does Anybody know a tartan similar to the Classic Barbour Tartan? It is a corporate tartan and seemingly not available. You find a pattern in my personal gallery:

http://www.xmarksthescot.com/forum/a...hp?pic_id=1215

[Casey]

Woldgang,

Take a look at the Australian and Ulster tartans.

Casey

[macwilkin]

Ulster Weathered is similar, also the Home/Hume Hunting Tartan.

Cheers,

T.

[macwilkin]

Whilst looking through the tartan books last night, I discovered another similar tartan, the weathered Robertson hunting tartan.

Cheers,

T.

[wolfgang]

Thank you by then. Alas the mentioned tartans are not realy similar to the Classic Barbour. I fancy the combination of blue an brown.

[Miah]

If you like Blue and brown the A Hunting Frazer is a miz of blue and brown It is more Blue then Brown, but it does mix those colors
I have that tartan in my gallery it looks black but it is a brown color, dark brown.

[Casey]

Wolfgang,

If you like blue and brown:

http://www.tartanweb.com/greatkilt_robroy.php

Casey

[M. A. C. Newsome]

My tip: If you really want that tartan, have someone weave it. It may cost a bit more, but in my experience I'd rather pay a bit more for a kilt that I'm going to really enjoy wearing than pay a bit less for a kilt that I don't really want.

For custom weaves, give Peter MacDonald a call. http://www.scottishtartans.co.uk/

He can provide the cloth in any tartan you want, and can also connect you with a kilt maker if you need.
Aye,
Matt Newsome

[Thistle Stop]

Does Anybody know a tartan similar to the Classic Barbour Tartan? It is a corporate tartan and seemingly not available. You find a pattern in my personal gallery:

http://www.xmarksthescot.com/forum/a...hp?pic_id=1215

Hi Wolfgang,

The ones I know of that are most similar are:
Fraser Hunting
MacDuff Hunting
Campbell Hunting
MacTavish Hunting
Chisholm Hunting
Tennant
Cameron Hunting Brown
Thompson Hunting
Balfour Brown (or Hunting)
Clodagh Cork District (Irish)
Welsh National

Good luck!

Cyndi

[wolfgang]

Thank You for taking the trouble. I'll think about Your incitations and try to find images of the referd tartan.