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11th June 11, 06:37 PM
#1
Jah Man!
Is there an official tartan for the Isle of Jamaica? If so, what mill weaves it?
No hurry.
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11th June 11, 07:01 PM
#2
 Originally Posted by ozarkjacobite
Is there an official tartan for the Isle of Jamaica? If so, what mill weaves it?
No hurry.
http://www.scotweb.co.uk/buy/the-bal...aterial/103562
Chris.
Member of the Clan MacLaren Society.
Member of The Scottish Tartans Authority.
Better to be looked over than overlooked. Cock your hat, angles are attitudes.
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11th June 11, 07:14 PM
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12th June 11, 04:50 AM
#4
Sorry, I don't find that tartan when searching Scotweb for "Jamaica." Is that one you designed?
There is no Jamaica tartan recorded with the National Register. The Scottish Tartans Authority has two Jamaica tartans recorded at Nos. 5290 and 5291, both designed in 1996 by Bill Johnson (USA). I don't know who wove them, or if indeed they were ever woven. Neither appear to have been officially adopted by Jamaica.
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12th June 11, 05:40 AM
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Originally Posted by M. A. C. Newsome
...Sorry, I don't find that tartan when searching Scotweb for "Jamaica." Is that one you designed?...
It was designed by Mike Oettle. XMTS member from South Africa. He also designed one called Jamaica Saltire which of the two, I prefer. Neither are registered but reside as member created tartans on the Scotweb Tartan Design webby thing so you can't buy them as yet. I don't know what Mike's plans are for them but I know he's working on a Tartan for the Republic of South Africa which has been discussed here.
Best Regards John
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