Tartan Army Brand Name

**Jimmy** · 7th July 07, 01:49 AM

Folowers of Scotland's famous Tartan Army can now have the Tartan Army brand name clothing not only for themselves but for their wifes and children now.

At a launch of the Tartan Army brand name in Debenams store in Glasgow yesterday, it is aimed at carrying the Tartan Army brand name not just across Scotland but to the 65 million people of Scottish descent across the world.

To check this new clothing range out, log on to www.tartanarmystore.com

**Mr. MacDougall** · 7th July 07, 02:03 AM

And this is in aid of what? Scots soccer fans?

**auld argonian** · 7th July 07, 07:39 AM

Now could someone in North America please make a deal with them and get the franchise for North American distribution so buying a t-shirt doesn't end up costing $45 US...between the exchange rate and shipping "small" things like books and t-shirts end up costing a fortune. The paperback version of "Monarch of the Glen" ordered from Penguin UK ended up costing something like sixteen or seventeen dollars and a Nac MacFeegal t-shirt from the Paul Kidby website would run about forty seven dollars.

I'm all for the author or sponsor making a fair buck offa their product but oy!

Best

AA

**Nervous Jock** · 7th July 07, 08:46 AM

Originally Posted by Mr. MacDougall

And this is in aid of what? Scots soccer fans?

FITBA!!

although it doesn't say who the beneficiaries are however the Tartan army brand is trademarked

**Ozman1944** · 7th July 07, 09:36 AM

Wow! $35.00 T-shirt (Plus Shipping) I don't think so.

**cessna152towser** · 7th July 07, 12:53 PM

When you click on kilts there are none listed in their clothing range - though it does say coming soon.

**gilmore** · 7th July 07, 01:32 PM

Will the kilts be in this tartan?: http://www.tartans.scotland.net/tart...an_id=1545.htm

**Riverkilt** · 7th July 07, 03:46 PM

Anyone know what the logo is supposed to be...something freestyle like the Nike swoosh? or a St. Andrew's cross? or a regular Christian cross? or a pair of pliers? or two pick up sticks?....

Thanks,
Ron