Plain weave textiles are usually woven in patterns with stripes and plaids. New trims included sporty plaids, plush velours, knits and 11 distinctive genuine leathers. "Chinos" became popular as well as white tee shirt, tartan plaids. Vinyl seats were continued and new interior trim included sporty plaids, plush velours and knits. The Highlanders performed in full Scottish regalia, including kilts, plaids, and doublets. Logos are allowed just as prints, pictures, stripes and plaids are allowed. Air-jet looms are capable of weaving plaids, as well as dobby and jacquard fabrics. The highlanders were known for their unusual dress, kilts and plaids, purchased with these funds. The colour of the patterned element (stripes, plaids, and checks) varies by gender and location. The men were issued plaids or kilts of government sett. By the late 16th century there are numerous references to striped or checkered plaids. In winter, it was common for the men to wear trousers and plaids simultaneously. In contrast to National Scottish Dress conventions Border clansmen occasionally wear non-matching plaids. Women's ankle-length belted plaids are called "earasaidean". About A Girl featured bleached-out white, grey/purple plaids and black.