Campbell Of Argyll Muted Tartan

Historical Context

The Clan Campbell, a powerful lineage in the West of Scotland, particularly in Argyllshire, traces its roots back to the 13th century when they received the Lordship of Lochow. Colin Campbell of Lochow, the clan's progenitor, was knighted in 1280, with later chiefs becoming Earls of Argyll. A notable figure, the 9th Earl, was beheaded in 1685 due to his involvement in the Monmouth Rebellion. The Campbells played a significant role in Scottish politics, holding prestigious positions such as Hereditary Lord Justice General and Admiral of the Western Coasts and Isles. This rich history underscores the importance of the Campbell of Argyll Muted Tartan, a symbol of heritage and pride.

Color Scheme and Pattern

The Campbell of Argyll Muted Tartan features a primarily navy background, complemented by light soft tones that reflect Scotland’s natural beauty. Its refined design includes deep blue and green hues, symbolizing the lush landscapes of the region. The classic tartan grid is accented by thin yellow, black,  and white stripes, adding vibrancy and contrast to the darker shades. This muted color palette gives the tartan a timeless, elegant look, making it suitable for both formal and casual occasions. Crafted from 100% acrylic wool, it ensures durability and comfort, perfect for traditional Scottish attire.

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