Prince of Orange Tartan

Historical Context

The Prince of Orange Tartan is deeply embedded in Scottish heritage, with strong ties to the Jacobite uprisings of the 18th century. Named after William of Orange, who ascended to the English throne in 1689, this tartan embodies loyalty, resilience, and resistance. Its rich history is closely linked to notable figures such as Bonnie Prince Charlie, a central leader of the Jacobite movement. Beyond being a clan identifier, the tartan symbolizes the enduring spirit of independence and cultural pride that defines Scotland’s historical legacy.

Color Scheme and Pattern

The Prince of Orange Tartan showcases a bold and striking design of alternating black and gray stripes. Black signifies strength and endurance, while gray represents balance and neutrality. The contrast creates a visually appealing pattern that blends traditional Scottish artistry with a touch of contemporary elegance. Crafted from 100% acrylic wool, this tartan ensures durability, comfort, and authenticity, making it suitable for both ceremonial and everyday wear.

Scottish Attire

We take pride in offering a wide array of Scottish cultural products, including custom Scottish Attire, skirts, and a full range of tartan garments and accessories. Through our dedication to skilled craftsmanship, ethical sourcing, premium materials, and quality assurance, each piece reflects the rich heritage of Scotland. With easy maintenance, competitive pricing, and lasting quality, our collection allows you to celebrate authentic Scottish tradition in style.