It’s not plaid, it’s tartan. And right off hand I’d say Wallace.
That is plaid and a tartan.
Of course, that would raise the question of what right he has to wear a Wallace tartan. There are two schools of thought on this. Some people are indifferent to wearing other people's colors. I prefer to be an old curmudgeon and insist that one should only wear one's own. Some patterns, of course, are community property, like the Royal Stuart and Black Watch, but otherwise, be mindful of ownership. The same goes for school and regimental ties; there are many that I admire but I have no right to wear them.
...good observation....!!! I believe you are right...Clan Wallace....and for the un-informed, it is indeed a “tartan” not a “plaid” (pronounced “played” actually....) which is a garment worn over the shoulder....
Agreed.