MacColl

A tartan of the MacColl family.

Its design is pattern GRGRBRBRBRGRBR — the page of every tartan sharing this colour sequence.

Produced by Wilson's of Bannockburn in 1797 as 'Bruce'; MacColls, a Clan Donald branch near Loch Fyne, share pattern similarity with Appin.

The MacColl tartan groups 4 setts — the same named design recorded as different cloths (its kilt, Carpet, Child's…, or a transcription apart). The master sett (★) is the exemplar.

SettΔTartanThread countThreadsDate
MacCollR/12 DB1 R1 G8 R2 DB1 R1 DB3 R1 DB1 R12 G1 R1 G/4821797
MacColl sett
  · ×2 — MacColl0.00R/24 DB2 R2 G16 R4 DB2 R2 DB6 R2 DB2 R24 G2 R2 G/81641797
  · ×4 — MacColl0.00R/48 DB4 R4 G32 R8 DB4 R4 DB12 R4 DB4 R48 G4 R4 G/163281819
2 Variants: MacColl · MacColl
#30.90R/24 DY2 R2 G16 R4 DY2 R2 DB6 R2 DY2 R24 G2 R2 G/8164
#3 sett
MacColl0.90R/24 O2 R2 G16 R4 O2 R2 DB6 R2 O2 R24 G2 R2 G/8164
MacColl sett
#22.42R/24 G2 R2 DY16 R4 DY2 R2 DB6 R2 DY2 R24 G2 R2 G/8164
#2 sett

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