Whitworth Artifact Tartan

Historical Significance

The Whitworth Artifact Tartan dates back to the 18th century, emerging during a revival of Scottish Highland culture when tartans became enduring symbols of identity, heritage, and clan pride. Traditionally worn by Scottish clans, tartan patterns conveyed lineage, territorial affiliation, and social status. The Whitworth family, with its aristocratic connections, played a notable role in shaping Scotland’s cultural landscape. Key historical figures associated with this tartan helped promote Scottish traditions during times of political and social transformation, ensuring that the legacy of tartan endured across generations.

Color Scheme & Pattern

The Whitworth Artifact Tartan showcases a vibrant, intricate design with a rich palette of red, forest green, deep brown, royal blue, navy, bright yellow, purple, and white. Bold red symbolizes strength and passion, while forest green represents growth and vitality. Deep brown adds warmth and grounding, and royal blue signifies loyalty and stability, evoking the expansive Scottish skies. Bright yellow accents bring optimism, purple threads represent dignity and nobility, and white adds purity and balance. Woven from 100% acrylic wool, this tartan ensures durability, comfort, and timeless style, making it suitable for a variety of occasions.

Scottish Attire

At Scottish Attire, we proudly offer a wide range of authentic Scottish cultural products, including custom kilts, tailored skirts, tartan garments, and heritage accessories. Each piece is crafted with precision, ethical practices, and high-quality materials, ensuring easy maintenance, long-lasting wear, and timeless elegance. With competitive pricing and rigorous quality assurance, our products allow you to celebrate Scottish heritage with pride, authenticity, and style.