Help - can't remember the dammed name of a classic check pattern.

[luftvier]

For the life of me, I cannot remember the name of a classic check pattern.

IIRC, it's a green/yellow field, with reddish and tan-ish rectangular check pattern. The check squares are taller than they are wide. I think it has a classic Scottish name.

It's not POW, glen plaid or Shepherd's check.

Halp, plz.

 

[gnatty8]



For the life of me, I cannot remember the name of a classic check pattern.

IIRC, it's a green/yellow field, with reddish and tan-ish rectangular check pattern. The check squares are taller than they are wide. I think it has a classic Scottish name.

It's not POW, glen plaid or Shepherd's check.

Halp, plz.

tattersall?

 

[EFV]

Is it some kind of tartan or window pane?

 

[luftvier]



tattersall?

Nah, but good guess. It's used for coats and is a classic tweed pattern as well, I think.

 

[bleachboy]

Is it on this page?

 

[luftvier]

Thanks BB.



Duddingston? Name doesn't sound familiar, but this check sure looks like what I was thinking of. Is there another name for this?

 

[MyOtherLife]



Thanks BB.



Duddingston? Name doesn't sound familiar, but this check sure looks like what I was thinking of. Is there another name for this?

omg, the barn doors are open now...name the check!
I'll start.... 'geezer check'

 

[Parker]

I think it's called Russell check.

 

[luftvier]



I think it's called Russell check.

That is the name I had forgotten. Thank you.

 

[SpooPoker]

This, right?

 

[james_timothy]

I'm happy with geezer check.

geezer chic!