"The cloth, woven in 100 per cent Scottish wool by Lochcarron of Scotland in Selkirk, includes a central triple stripe motif - one broad and two narrow. "This is a feature of royal tartans ...

to ascertain the particular tartans and badges they were entitled to wear.” (James Logan The Scottish Gael, 1874). In more modern times, “granny’s tartan” describes the mottling of legs ...

Like other male members of the Royal Family, King Charles has been more than happy to appear in a kilt. He was resplendent in tartan earlier this week before his Scottish coronation - and was ...

In this archival photo, a woman decorates tartan “bonnets.” Known as plaid in the United States, the iconic Scottish pattern ... A team of men wearing Royal Stuart tartan competes in tug ...

A piece of fabric discovered in a bog in the Scottish Highlands might be the oldest traditional tartan ever found ... by Scottish clans and families as a badge of identity.

The tartan was designed to cope with growing demand in Holland The University of St Andrews has designed a new tartan after growing demand for a specific kilt for Holland. Dr David Wishart designed a ...

A brand new Royal tartan has been registered. On Thursday (November 14), the Balmoral Glen Gelder tartan was registered with The Scottish Register of Tartans. The tartan was designed by The ...