Some of Scotland’s most popular tartans include Royal Stewart Tartan, Black Watch Tartan and Camel Thomson Tartan. These tartans are all incredibly versatile and look fantastic with any outfit.
1. Royal Stewart Tartan
Royal Stewart. Arguably Scotland’s most famous tartan, Royal Stewart comes from the royal house of Stewart.
2. Black Watch Tartan
Black Tartan kilt will change your physical appearance if you wear it with tops or shirts. Let’s try it to get attractive styles. and here is The Story of Black Watch Tartan.
3. Camel Thomson Tartan
This Thompson Camel Tartan Kilt will change your physical appearance if you wear it with tops or shirts. Let’s try it to get attractive styles.
Scottish Tartan Kilts FAQs
Why is tartan important to Scotland?
For several centuries, tartan remained part of the everyday garb of the Highlander. Whilst tartan was worn in other parts of Scotland, it was in the Highlands that its development continued and so it became synonymous with the symbol of clan kinship.
How do you know which tartan to wear?
Which tartan should I wear? A – Traditionally people wear the tartan (if any) which relates to their surname. If there is no appropriate name for tartan, look for a district tartan connected to the area where your ancestors lived.
What is the most beautiful tartan?
Possibly the most famous universal tartan is the Royal Stewart tartan which was originally designed for Queen Victoria and chosen by Sir Walter Scott for King George IV’s visit to Scotland when the laws surrounding tartan being banned, began to be lifted.
What is the oldest tartan?
The earliest documented tartan in Britain, known as the “Falkirk” tartan, dates from the 3rd century AD. It was uncovered at Falkirk in Stirlingshire, Scotland, near the Antonina Wall
What tartan Can I wear if I'm not Scottish?
What Tartan Can You Wear if You Have No Scottish Heritage? Luckily, for those with no Scottish blood or ancestry, there are universal tartans and non-clan tartans they can wear. These types of tartan include Highland Granite, Isle of Skye, and Black Watch.
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