Tattersall plaid pattern Dormeuil fabrics
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Tattersall describes a particular plaid pattern that is woven into a cloth. The design consists of regularly spaced stripes repeated in both the warp and weft, forming two sets of squares.
From Cosmos bunch 903 – 417.518 (18) 75% Worsted Wool 15% Silk 10% Linen 230 gr / 7.5 oz
Dormeuil 417518 fabric
The stripes are usually contrasting colors and are generally woven onto a lighter ground shade.
From British Collection bunch 852 – 407.051 (18) 100% Worsted Wool 300 gr / 10 oz
Dormeuil407051 fabric
The cloth pattern takes its name from the Tattersall’s horse market which was started in London in 1766. The Tattersall’s horse market blankets all featured this distinctive checked pattern that we now call Tattersall.
From Dorsilk Red bunch 854 – 779.328 (28) 67% Worsted Wool 33% Silk 270 gr / 9 oz
Dormeuil 779328 fabric
Today, Tattersall is still used by horseback riders in formal riding attire but it is now a very casual chic design choice for modern jackets, vests, shirts, and even trousers.
From Calypso bunch 807 – 417.433 (33) 80% Worsted Wool 20% Linen 220 gr / 7 oz
Dormeuil 417433 fabric
Enjoy the summer in exclusive luxury cloth by the House of Dormeuil.
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