Tartans & Clan Finder

Unlock your Scottish heritage with our Tartan Finder, showcasing over 5000+ authentic tartans. Enjoy a seamless 3-step ordering process:

  1. Select your clan’s tartan.
  2. Explore our collection of kilts, accessories and per yard fabrics available in your chosen tartan.
  3. Place your order and embrace your heritage.

Experience Scotland's rich traditions with Scottish Kilt—where heritage meets style in every garment.

Grey Watch Tartan

Grey Watch Tartan - Limited

$12.00
Historical Context The Grey Watch tartan is a relatively recent addition to the rich tapestry of Scottish tartan history, emerging in the early 20th century. Unlike traditional clan tartans, the...
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Gray Hunting Tartan

Gray Hunting Tartan

$18.00
Historical Context The Gray Hunting Tartan is an era-neutral design without specific clan ties, often referred to as a universal tartan accessible to all, regardless of lineage. Its name might...
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Robertson Hunting Weathered Tartan

Robertson Hunting Weathered Tartan

$18.00
Historical Context The Robertson Hunting Weathered Tartan embodies the deep-rooted legacy of Clan Robertson, originating from the Garioch area of Aberdeenshire, Scotland. This clan is renowned for its historical involvement...
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Grey Highlander Tartan

Grey Highlander Tartan

$18.00
Historical Context The Grey Highlander Tartan is believed to have originated from Clan MacKenzie, deeply rooted in the rugged landscape of the Scottish Highlands. Tartan patterns were historically used to...
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Pringle Tartan

Pringle Tartan

$22.00
Historical Context The Pringle Tartan boasts a rich heritage dating back to the 12th century during the reign of Alexander III of Scotland. It is named after the area near...
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Highland Granite Blue Tartan

Highland Granite Blue Tartan

$22.00
Historical Significance The Highland Granite Blue Tartan is steeped in rich Scottish heritage, with its roots tracing back to the origins of tartan weaving in the Highlands. Historically, tartans were...
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Highland Granite Mauve Tartan

Highland Granite Mauve Tartan

$22.00
Historical Significance The Highland Granite Mauve Tartan is a modern creation with roots in the rich cultural tapestry of Scotland. Tartan has long been revered as a symbol of Scottish...
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Highland Granite Navy Tartan

Highland Granite Navy Tartan

$22.00
Historical Significance The Highland Granite Navy Tartan is steeped in rich Scottish heritage, embodying the traditions and artistry of the Highlands. Its origins trace back to the early 1980s when...
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Highland Granite Pink Tartan

Highland Granite Pink Tartan

$22.00
Historical Significance The Highland Granite Pink Tartan has its roots in the rich Scottish heritage, embodying both tradition and elegance. Tartan as a fabric originated in Scotland, with its earliest...
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Grey Stewart Tartan

Grey Stewart Tartan

$22.00
Historical Context The Grey Stewart Tartan is intricately linked to the Scottish Stewart Clan, one of the most prominent clans in Scotland's history. The Stewarts rose to prominence during the...
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Hebridean Granite Tartan

Hebridean Granite Tartan

$22.00
Scotland's Hebrides has a rich history influenced by the Celts and Vikings. The Celts were the predominant population in Scotland, and the Hebrides were occupied by Vikings from 700 to...
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Thomson Grey Tartan

Thomson Grey Tartan

$22.00
Historical Context The Thomson Grey Tartan is a relatively modern creation, designed in the mid-20th century by Jack Dalgety specifically for Lord Thomson of Fleet. Despite its recent origins, this...
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Silver Pride of Scotland Tartan

Silver Pride of Scotland Tartan

$22.00
Immerse yourself in the distinguished heritage of Scotland with the Silver Pride of Scotland Tartan, a pattern that exemplifies the elegance and nobility associated with Scottish tradition. This tartan is...
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Gray Tartan

Gray Tartan

$22.00
Historical Context The tartan has a rich heritage rooted in Scottish culture, with origins tracing back to the early medieval period. Traditionally, tartans were used to identify different Scottish clans,...
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Discover Your Scottish Roots and Clans

Welcome to our Tartan Finder, your ultimate destination for premium tartan fabrics and Clan patterns. With a collection of over 5,000+ tartans, we offer a wide range of high-quality acrylic wool fabrics perfect for custom outfits, unique accessories and home decor. Whether you're celebrating your heritage or looking for something fresh, we provide the ideal balance of tradition, craftsmanship, and versatility to suit every need.

Why Choose Us?

  • 5,000+ Tartan Designs: Explore a vast array of Clan, Family, and heritage tartans, each crafted with precision and care. Some tartans are woven to order, the tartan weaving process taking approximately 4-5 weeks.
  • 440+ In-Stock Tartan Fabrics: Ready to ship tartan fabrics in various colors and patterns, ideal for any project.
  • Easy Search Filters: Quickly find the perfect tartan using our search filters by Clan, Family, color, and pattern.
  • Purchase Fabric by the Yard: Flexible options to buy the exact amount of tartan fabric you need for your projects.
  • Premium Quality Acrylic Wool: All our tartans are made from high-quality acrylic wool, ensuring luxury, durability, and easy care.

Why Our Customers Love Us:

  • Fast Shipping: Receive your custom tartan products quickly, with a delivery time of just 10-15 working days.
  • Customer satisfaction: Over 50,000+ customers trust our quality and service.
  • Heritage and Style: Our tartans are perfect for celebrating your heritage or embracing new styles with timeless designs.
  • Flexible Ordering: Purchase by the yard, giving you the flexibility to create whatever you imagine—whether it’s for clothing, home decor or gifts.

Discover Your Perfect Tartan Today!

Ready to start your next tartan project? Use our intuitive search filters to find the perfect Clan tartan, family pattern or heritage design that speaks to your style. 

Select and bring a piece of heritage into your life!

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTION

What is the History Of Tartan?
Tartan is a woven pattern of crisscrossing horizontal and vertical bands in multiple colors, originating in the Scottish Highlands. Historically, tartan patterns, also known as sett, were associated with regional clans, serving as symbols of identity and heritage. The use of tartan can be traced back to the 3rd or 4th century, with fragments found in ancient Celtic cultures. However, it gained widespread cultural significance in the 18th century. The Dress Act of 1746, which banned tartan to suppress Highland culture, was later repealed, leading to its resurgence as a symbol of Scottish pride. Today, tartan represents both tradition and modern Scottish identity.
Can I wear tartan even if I'm not Scottish?
Absolutely, you can wear tartan even if you’re not Scottish! Tartan patterns have a rich heritage, but they’ve evolved to become a global fashion statement. While many tartans are tied to specific clans or regions in Scotland, modern tartan designs have become more inclusive, allowing anyone to appreciate their beauty. Wearing tartan can be a way to celebrate Scottish culture or simply enjoy a timeless pattern. When selecting a tartan, it’s thoughtful to consider its history, but ultimately, fashion is about personal expression. So, whether you have Scottish roots or not, feel free to embrace tartan with pride and style!
Do all surnames have a tartan?
Not all surnames have an associated tartan. Traditionally, tartans were linked to Scottish clans, each with unique patterns and colors representing their heritage and identity. A surname might have an associated tartan if it has historical ties to a specific Scottish clan. However, many surnames, especially those not connected to Scottish heritage, do not have a traditional tartan. In recent years, new tartans have been designed to celebrate regions, professions, and organizations, allowing individuals without a historical clan connection to find or create a tartan that reflects their personal or familial identity.
What's the difference between tartan and plaid?
Tartan and plaid share visual similarities, but their roots and meanings differ. Tartan is a traditional Scottish design, featuring a pattern of intersecting lines, often linked to specific clans or regions. Each tartan pattern carries historical significance, representing family heritage and cultural identity. Plaid, however, is a more general term, referring to any fabric with a similar crisscross pattern, without the deep cultural ties. Plaid is widely used in fashion and decor around the world, while tartan holds a unique place in Scottish history. Essentially, every tartan is a plaid, but not every plaid is a tartan.
How many tartans are available in our Tartan Finder?
At Scottish Kilt, we take pride in offering an extensive selection of over 5000 tartans through our Tartan Finder. Our collection spans a vast array of designs, representing historic clans and regional variations. Whether you're looking for a specific clan's tartan, a universal pattern, or a contemporary twist on a classic design, our Tartan Finder makes the search effortless. Each tartan holds its own story, woven into the fabric of Scotland’s rich heritage. Explore the depth of Scottish tradition and find the perfect match for your style and heritage with Scottish Kilt’s diverse range of over 5000 tartans.
What tartan should I choose to wear?
Choosing the right tartan to wear depends on your personal connection, heritage, or style preference. Traditionally, tartans represent specific Scottish clans or regions, so if you have Scottish ancestry, you might want to wear a tartan associated with your family. If you're not tied to a particular clan, universal tartans like Black Watch or Royal Stewart are popular choices. Additionally, consider the occasion—muted tartans are perfect for formal settings, while vibrant patterns can make a statement in casual settings. Ultimately, the choice comes down to what resonates with your sense of style and how you wish to celebrate Scottish heritage.