Historical Significance
Tartan, an enduring symbol of Scottish identity, has woven itself into the fabric of the nation's history, serving as a reflection of Scotland's resilience and cultural pride. Originating from a time when Scots used local resources like berries and seaweed to dye cloth, tartan became a means of identification, with distinct patterns representing different regions and clans. The 18th century brought a dark period for Highlanders when, after the Jacobite Rising defeat in 1746, the British Parliament enacted the Dress Act, banning traditional Highland attire, including tartan. For nearly four decades, tartan was suppressed. However, in 1782, the Dress Act was repealed, and tartan re-emerged as a proud emblem of Scotland's national identity. The Birrell Ancient Tartan, tracing back to the Birrell clan in Glendale East Borders since 1387, stands as a testament to this tumultuous past. Today, it serves as a bridge between past and present, reminding us of Scotland's enduring spirit and cultural heritage. Wearing tartans honors the sacrifices of our ancestors, carrying their legacy forward with pride and reverence.
Color Scheme & Pattern
This vibrant tartan showcases a striking pattern of red, green, blue, purple, and white, woven together to create a bold and eye-catching design. The bright red base symbolizes passion and strength, while the green stripes evoke the lush landscapes of Scotland, representing growth and harmony. The blue accents add depth and balance, reminiscent of Scotland’s clear skies and pristine waters. Purple introduces a regal touch, enhancing the tartan’s depth and richness. The white lines crisscross the pattern, adding a crisp contrast that highlights the rich interplay of colors. This tartan's lively and balanced palette makes it a perfect choice for those who appreciate a classic yet energetic design, capturing the essence of Scottish heritage with a modern twist.
Why Choose us
At Scottish Kilt, we are dedicated to preserving and sharing Scotland's vibrant heritage. Our collection includes kilts, skirts, tartan fabrics, hats, fly plaids, sporrans, kilt flashes, and an array of tartan accessories, all meticulously crafted from premium acrylic wool for durability and comfort. Step into the rich tapestry of Scottish tradition with our authentic offerings. Discover your piece of Scotland today!
Shipments Policy
All our delivery costs are calculated on total weight, this includes the weight of both the products and the packaging.
No handling charges & no tax for all items.
We aim to deliver your order within 10-15 working days.
Our some tartans are woven to order, the tartan weaving process taking approximately 4-5 weeks.Â
Delivery time may vary according to your location.
All returns must be sent back to us at our contact address at your own cost and risk.
Only defected items will be entertained for exchange.
The contents of your order and your delivery postcode will determine which delivery services you will be offered.
Please note that we are unable to deliver to po boxes on any of our delivery services.
Terms & Conditions Apply.
Who do we use to deliver your order?
Our back office systems are fully integrated with DHL & FEDEX which means that the second your parcel is dispatched you will be sent an email containing your tracking details. this allows both you and us to track your parcel's every move from our door to yours!
- Clan MacGregor
- Clan Campbell
- Clan MacDonald
- Clan Fraser
- Clan Stewart
- Clan MacLeod
- Clan Sinclair
- Clan Douglas
- Clan MacKenzie
- Clan MacLean
- Clan Gordon
- Clan Robertson
- Clan Murray
- Clan Cameron
- Clan Bruce
- Clan Buchanan
- Clan Lamont
- Clan MacIntosh
- Clan Drummond
- Clan Grant
- Popular Irish Clans:
- Clan O'Brien
- Clan O'Neill
- Clan O'Connor
- Clan O'Donnell
- Clan O'Sullivan
- Clan MacCarthy
- Clan O'Flaherty
- Clan O'Rourke
- Clan MacMurrough
- Clan O'Doherty
- Clan O'Reilly
- Clan O'Kelly
- Clan O'Malley
- Clan O'Hara
- Clan O'Toole
- Clan O'Byrne
- Clan O'Grady
- Clan O'Dwyer
- Clan O'Casey
- Clan O'Quinn