18oz Regimental-Heavyweight Tartan Material from House of Edgar.100% pure woolA limited range of tartans that have traditionally been worn by kilted regiments in the armies of Britain and the Commonwealth. The fabric is manufactured to exact standards of the Ministry of DefencePrice per metre, approx. 80 cm width
18oz Regimental-Heavyweight Tartan Material from House of Edgar.100% pure woolA limited range of tartans that have traditionally been worn by kilted regiments in the armies of Britain and the Commonwealth. The fabric is manufactured to exact standards of the Ministry of DefencePrice per metre, approx. 80 cm width
18oz Regimental-Heavyweight Tartan Material from House of Edgar.100% pure woolA limited range of tartans that have traditionally been worn by kilted regiments in the armies of Britain and the Commonwealth. The fabric is manufactured to exact standards of the Ministry of DefencePrice per metre, approx. 80 cm width
18oz Regimental-Heavyweight Tartan Material from House of Edgar.100% pure woolA limited range of tartans that have traditionally been worn by kilted regiments in the armies of Britain and the Commonwealth. The fabric is manufactured to exact standards of the Ministry of DefencePrice per metre, approx. 80 cm width
18oz Regimental-Heavyweight Tartan Material from House of Edgar.100% pure woolA limited range of tartans that have traditionally been worn by kilted regiments in the armies of Britain and the Commonwealth. The fabric is manufactured to exact standards of the Ministry of DefencePrice per metre, approx. 80 cm width
18oz Regimental-Heavyweight Tartan Material from House of Edgar.100% pure woolA limited range of tartans that have traditionally been worn by kilted regiments in the armies of Britain and the Commonwealth. The fabric is manufactured to exact standards of the Ministry of DefencePrice per metre, approx. 80 cm width
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TTC : 57,50 €*HT : 48,32 €
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