Farquharson Modern tartan Heavyweight Tartan is a blue and green based tartan. Ann Farquharson, wife of the Mackintosh of Mackintosh, was an ardent Jacobite and in 1746 helped to save Prince Charlies life by her strategy in planning the Rout of Moy.
Celtic Attire does not keep inventory kilts at all. – Made of 16 Oz Acrylic Tartan Fabric.
Campbell of Argyll Modern tartan is a dark blue and green-based tartan with a yellow overchecks, woven using the finest acrylic yarn. This Scottish Utility Kilt is made from Campbell of Argyll Modern Tartan Fabric.
Celtic Attire does not keep inventory kilts at all. – Made of 6 to 7 Yards of Single Width Tartan Fabric. – Soft Raised Cotton Lining.
Celtic Attire does not keep inventory kilts at all. – Made of 6 to 7 Yards of Single Width Tartan Fabric. – Soft Raised Cotton Lining.
Celtic Attire does not keep inventory kilts at all. Spirit of Scotland Tartan is a purple and navy based tartan with green, bright blue and black overchecks. – Made of 6 to 7 Yards of Single Width Tartan Fabric.
Celtic Attire does not keep inventory kilts at all. Lesley Green Ancient Tartan. This Sir Andrew signed the letter of 1329 to the Pope asserting the Independence of Scotland. – Made of 6 to 7 Yards of Single Width Tartan Fabric.
Celtic Attire does not keep inventory kilts at all. – Made of 6 to 7 Yards of Single Width Tartan Fabric. – Soft Raised Cotton Lining.
Celtic Attire does not keep inventory kilts at all. Fraser Modern is a red based tartan with green and blue checks. – Made of 6 to 7 Yards of Single Width Tartan Fabric.
The MacRaes were Jacobites and served the Royal Stuarts faithfully and well. Duncan MacRae, 5th of Kintail, received the lands of Inverinate about 1557. MacRae Anicent Tartan is a blue-based tartan with shades of green.