County Cavan v Leaping Salmon HoE designs

**MacKenzie** · 18th July 25, 02:30 PM

Leaping Salmon.

I'm sorry, but... :::headdesk:::

**OC Richard** · 18th July 25, 03:03 PM

Originally Posted by MacKenzie

Leaping Salmon.

I'm sorry, but... :::headdesk:::

Oh yes!! https://www.houseofedgar.com/product...idean-tartans/

They have

Hebridean Salmon (evidently not leaping)
Hebridean Heather
Hebridean Granite
Hebridean Cairn
Hebridean Mist
Hebridean Peat
Hebridean Purple
Hebridean Sunrise
Hebridean Loch
Hebridean Lights
Hebridean Pewter
Hebridean Sands

but in addition they have

Scottish Thistle
Scottish Peat
Highland Cathedral
Wild Heather
Historic Caledonia
Hadrian (the wall ain't in it)
Rivers of Scotland
Water of Life
Gaelic Fire
Jacobite Rebellion
Highland Romance
Bonnie Banks
Chieftain

and more!

**OC Richard** · 18th July 25, 03:05 PM

To me it's almost like there are two County Cavan tartans now

Cavan Hunting (the original Edgar Cavan)

Cavan (Leaping Salmon)

**MacKenzie** · 18th July 25, 03:24 PM

I'll admit, I really do like the MacKenzie Hebridean, but I just can't justify the cost of another kilt. Perhaps a waistcoat.

**OC Richard** · 19th July 25, 04:30 AM

Originally Posted by MacKenzie

I'll admit, I really do like the MacKenzie Hebridean...

I'm in the same boat with Black Stewart Hebridean. It looks nicer that Black Stewart usually does somehow. I need to see the swatch again!

That was my first introduction to the Hebridean Range of tartans, seeing a swatch-book at a local Highland Games several years ago. I was struck by the beauty of them. As usual with tartans photos don't do them justice.

In a similar way Marton Mills does beautiful twists on several traditional tartans. Especially nice are the ones they do in tweed.

Here's their Black Watch https://martonmills.com/product/black-watch-4/

and Black Watch Weathered https://martonmills.com/product/blac...h-weathered-2/