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1st August 06, 11:38 AM
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It's customary for a lot of woolen mills to weave the Clark tartan with bright white lines, but the Clergy tartan with more muted grey lines. Like MacWage said, though, this is a modern distinction.
I wrote an article on the Clergy tartan for the Scottish Banner some months ago.
http://albanach.org/clergy_tartan.htm
And here is a kilt I recently made in the modern Clergy tartan (16 oz) by Lochcarron.
http://kilts.albanach.org/clergy1.jpg
Aye,
Matt
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