Historical Significance
The Carrick Tartan is a unique and historically significant pattern associated with the Carrick clan of Scotland, originating from the Carrick district in South Ayrshire. The principal town within this district is Maybole, which has been central to the region’s history. The Earldom of Carrick was notably connected to the Bruce family, a prominent Scottish lineage. In 1274, Robert de Bruce, the 6th Lord of Annandale, was granted the title of Earl of Carrick following his marriage to Marjorie of Carrick. Their son, Robert the Bruce, would go on to become King Robert I of Scotland, a pivotal figure in Scottish history. The Carrick Tartan is believed to be one of the most traditional and ancient tartan designs in Scotland, reflecting the clan’s deep roots in the medieval Kingdom of Galloway in southwestern Scotland. Although it was developed in the 1930s, the tartan draws on the clan's rich heritage, making it a popular choice for kilts and other traditional Scottish attire. Today, the title of Earl of Carrick is one of the lesser-known Scottish titles, now held by the Prince of Wales, Prince Charles. The Carrick Tartan continues to be a symbol of pride for those connected to the Carrick clan and its storied history.
Color Scheme & Pattern
The Carrick Tartan is a vibrant and traditional design, prominently featuring a combination of red, green, and blue colors. The bright red serves as the dominant color, symbolizing the clan’s bold spirit, while the deep green reflects the lush Scottish landscapes. Dark blue squares are interwoven throughout the pattern, adding contrast and depth to the design. This harmonious blend of colors creates a striking yet balanced appearance, ideal for those who wish to honor their Scottish heritage. The tartan is typically woven from high-quality acrylic wool, making it both durable and comfortable, perfect for kilts, jackets, and other traditional garments. The Carrick Tartan is a classic choice for those seeking to express their connection to Scottish culture.
Why Choose us
At Scottish Kilt, we pride ourselves on our dedication to preserving Scottish heritage through our extensive range of authentic products. From kilts to skirts, tartan fabrics to accessories like hats, fly plaids, sporrans, and kilt flashes—our offerings are crafted with the highest quality acrylic wool to ensure that every item is not only historically accurate but also a piece of art. Whether you're steeped in Scottish history or seeking to explore this magnificent culture, our products are designed to bring the spirit of Scotland closer to you.
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.
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Only defected items will be entertained for exchange.
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