A new Balmoral tartan for the public?

**kilted redleg** · 28th May 24, 09:08 AM

Presumably it will be based on the "restricted Balmoral tartan" or will it be a whole different design all together and named Balmoral 2 a fashion tartan.

**figheadair** · 28th May 24, 09:51 AM

Originally Posted by kilted redleg

Presumably it will be based on the "restricted Balmoral tartan" or will it be a whole different design all together and named Balmoral 2 a fashion tartan.

No, it's based on the Hunting Stewart.

**OC Richard** · 28th May 24, 04:00 PM

Originally Posted by figheadair

No, it's based on the Hunting Stewart.

Oh please for all that's Holy let it be symmetrical.

**ShaunMaxwell** · 28th May 24, 04:39 PM

Is this it?

The King was said to have debuted the tartan at the Braenar Highland Games.

Cheers,

SM

**figheadair** · 28th May 24, 10:20 PM

Originally Posted by ShaunMaxwell

Is this it?

The King was said to have debuted the tartan at the Braenar Highland Games.

Cheers,

SM

No, that's the King Charles III tartan and is restricted solely for His Majesty.

**OC Richard** · 1st June 24, 05:22 AM

I had to look Araminta Birse-Stewart up.

Here are some of her designs (I hesitate to call them "tartans").

Her handwoven scarves are 1500 pounds.

https://aramintacampbell.co.uk/shop/...en-collection/