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So I don't know why, but this reminds me of the fact that the Plaid Pantry (a "convenience" store here in WA and I don't know where else) has very little to do with plaid. Their logo is not plaid. The clerks' uniforms are not plaid. And the vast majority of products in no way involve plaid. In fact, we went looking for some plaid in the Plaid Pantry one night. It took a while, but we finally found one item that featured plaid. Scotch tape.