That’s newly sprung in June;
O my Luve's like the melodie
That’s sweetly play'd in tune.
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and this little ditty, Auld Lang Syne....
Robbie Burns....
PLAID!
Here's what the writer of ,Tartan: Romancing the Plaid ,Jeffrey Banks said..."....means the instantly recognizable Burberry pattern on the company's coats and scarves may look like a tartan plaid, but is in fact officially just "a check" because Burberry is actually English. In addition, a tartan pattern has to be made up of perfect squares. Technically, a tartan plaid can be turned 180 degrees and is exactly the same.
"You can take it and literally turn it upside down and it will look exactly the same, right side up or upside down," De La Chappelle said. A Plaid, on the other hand, can have stripes that clearly run in a specific direction. In other words: all tartan is plaid, but not all plaid is tartan.
But whether authentic tartan or simply plaid, the stripes and squares seem to have a lasting and universal appeal"
Some Vintage Plaid for the men....
Sweet plaid for the vintage ladies....
Children's vintage little 60s plaid jumper....
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