YES Scotland has distanced itself from the official description of its new tartan which says grey was picked to reflect Scotland's economic future.
YES Scotland has distanced itself from the official description of its new tartan which says grey was picked to reflect Scotland's economic future.
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Ben Riley-Smith
The blunder appeared in an online blurb about the unique pattern, which was made specially for the Scottish independence campaign and unveiled at Yes Scotland's Burns Night supper earlier this week.
Libby Young, who works for the Bare Knees Kilts company and who created the design, wrote that grey had been picked because it "represents Scotland's future with business and industry".
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