Dictionary of Patterns
Herringbone or Chevron
Typically a two-color combination of black and white, grey, brown or blue. The pattern is formed with alternating colours, with each colour woven. Usually is made of heavier fabrics like tweed.
Glen Check or Prince of Wales Check
Resembles a tartan print but in a monochromatic scheme.
Houndstooth
Composed by broken checks or abstract four-pointed shapes. Houndstooth appeared in the 4th century in Scotland and was created as a pattern to signify peace.