The cross pattée is sometimes[by whom?][year needed] associated with another Crusader order, the Knights Templar, though as with the Teutonic Knights, it was not used consistently. The Templars did adopt a red cross on their white robes in 1147,[3] but there was no specific style designated. The cross patty variant does appear in the context of the Knights Templar towards the very end of the order's existence, in the late-13th-century frescoes at San Bevignate, Perugia.