hodden , also: hoddin

Grey hodden was made by mixing black and white fleeces together in the proportion of one to twelve when weaving.

The regimental tartan is Hodden Grey.

'Hodden Grey' is a registered Trade mark owned by The London Scottish Regimental Trust.

Lt Col Lord Elcho clothed the regiment in Hodden Grey, the homespun cloth known throughout Scotland.

Hodden Grey is the name given to the tartan worn by members of the London Scottish Regiment, and the Toronto Scottish Regiment (Canada).

From Beara to Butte: The Road To McCarthy (Great Britain: Hodden and Stroughton)

It is probable that the epitaphs of 'Doctour Hodden' and 'Masterr Fraunces Benyson,' published by Awdely in 1570-1, were also written by him.

Here a huge crowd had already gathered; and the clear amber sun blazed royally down on the silver and nacarat of court dignitaries, the hodden of merchants and artisans, and the rough pelts that were worn by outland people.