Allison Tartan

Historical Significance

The Allison Tartan embodies a rich tapestry of Scottish heritage, tracing its origins back to the early days of the McAlister brothers, Alexander and his kin, who immigrated from Avondale Parish in Lanarkshire. The Allison family roots extend to the Middle Ages, with the tartan serving as a symbol of their enduring legacy. The earliest documented reference to the name, Patrick Allisonne delContes of Berwick, dates back to 1298. Officially registered in 1882, the Allison Tartan showcases a blend of tradition and history, still proudly worn by descendants of the clan today. Notably, both settings recorded in 1882 are regarded as authentic, preserving the tartan's significance in Scottish culture. 

Color Scheme & Pattern

The Allison Tartan features a rich combination of dark green, deep blue, black, yellow, red, and white. The black and blue provide a strong, grounding base, symbolizing resilience and loyalty, while the green reflects Scotland's natural landscapes. The vibrant red represents bravery, with yellow adding a touch of warmth and energy. White lines create a sharp contrast, enhancing the overall pattern. This timeless design, with its bold stripes and intersecting lines, is perfect for honoring heritage and tradition. Crafted for both durability and comfort, it's ideal for any occasion.

Why Choose us

Made from 100% acrylic wool, the Allison Tartan is designed for both durability and comfort. Wrap yourself in the warmth of tradition with this iconic pattern from Scottish Kilt. We pride ourselves on offering a wide range of Scottish cultural products, including custom kilts, skirts, and a full selection of tartan accessories and clothing. Our commitment to custom craftsmanship, ethical practices, easy maintenance, competitive pricing, and high-quality materials ensures that you receive nothing but the best. Experience rigorous quality assurance with every piece you purchase.

Historical Significance

The Allison Tartan embodies a rich tapestry of Scottish heritage, tracing its origins back to the early days of the McAlister brothers, Alexander and his kin, who immigrated from Avondale Parish in Lanarkshire. The Allison family roots extend to the Middle Ages, with the tartan serving as a symbol of their enduring legacy. The earliest documented reference to the name, Patrick Allisonne delContes of Berwick, dates back to 1298. Officially registered in 1882, the Allison Tartan showcases a blend of tradition and history, still proudly worn by descendants of the clan today. Notably, both settings recorded in 1882 are regarded as authentic, preserving the tartan's significance in Scottish culture. 

Color Scheme & Pattern

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