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 Originally Posted by OC Richard
There's a lot of different greens with tweeds! And they end up getting called various things.
Archer Green: an extremely dark green that's often mistaken for black unless seen in strong light
Here, three of the doublets are Archer Green

I just checked. My electronics are pumping all the electrons they can muster to my monitor, yet I can't see the green. Certainly an endorsement for getting real fabric swatches before investing in a garment.
But I can't look at that photo without wondering just how LONG it takes those guys to dress for a performance! (Any guesses, or, better yet, informed answers?)
Having just acknowledged how important it is to check real FABRIC when selecting a tweed, I'll still drop a couple JPEGS here to solicit opinions regarding pairing one of these (from Lovat Mills), in an Argyll + lapelled waistcoat with a Glen Affric kilt:
Thanks SO MUCH!
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