The Maitland Chief Tartan is linked to the Maitland clan, a Lowland Scottish family with 12th-century roots and ties to Normandy, France. The family rose to prominence in the 16th century through Sir Richard Maitland, holding influence in the Scottish Borders and serving the crown. The tartan was officially designed in 1953 for the Chief of Clan Maitland, adding a formal visual identity to the family. Today, the Earl of Lauderdale continues the clan’s legacy, with the tartan worn as a symbol of respect and heritage.
Color Scheme & Pattern
The Maitland Chief Tartan features a striking color palette that includes rich navy blue, deep green, and bright red, along with black and gold accents. Each of these colors carries significant symbolism: the navy blue represents loyalty and steadfastness, reflecting the clan's enduring legacy; the deep green symbolizes the lush Scottish landscape and a connection to nature; the bright red signifies courage and valor, embodying the clan's historical resilience; the black represents strength and the mystery of the Highlands; while gold adds a touch of nobility, highlighting the clan's historical prominence and aspirations. Crafted from 100% acrylic wool, this tartan offers exceptional comfort and warmth, making it a perfect choice for both casual wear and special occasions. Together, these colors weave a narrative of strength, heritage, and unity for the Maitland clan.
Why Choose us
At Scottish Kilt, we pride ourselves on offering a wide-ranging selection of tartan patterns that cater to all tastes and styles. From traditional to modern designs, including the timeless Great Kilt, our inventory is diverse and inclusive. We provide a vast assortment of tartan products, including skirts in various lengths and styles, scarves, shawls, ties, and sashes. Our commitment to authenticity ensures that we use premium tartan fabrics and skilled craftsmanship, guaranteeing that our customers receive genuine Scottish attire that enhances their appearance and imbues them with confidence. We are dedicated to custom craftsmanship, ethical practices, easy maintenance, competitive pricing, high-quality materials, and rigorous quality assurance.
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