Pictou County Tartan

Pictou County Tartan

The Pictou County Tartan is a vibrant emblem of Scottish-Canadian heritage, tracing its roots back to the Scottish settlers of Pictou County, Nova Scotia. These early pioneers carried with them their clan traditions, crests, and mottos when they arrived in the 18th century. While this tartan isn’t tied to a specific clan, it perfectly represents the collective identity and resilience of these Scottish settlers. Their enduring spirit of perseverance is woven into the tartan’s story, symbolizing the unity and strength of those who crossed the Atlantic to build a new life while preserving their rich cultural heritage.

Color Scheme and Symbolism

The Pictou County Tartan features a stunning combination of deep green, navy blue, gold, and white stripes, arranged in a classic plaid pattern:

• Green: Represents the lush forests of Pictou County.
• Navy Blue: Symbolizes the Atlantic waters braved by the settlers.
• Gold: Reflects prosperity and hope for the future.
• White: Stands for the settlers’ purity, determination, and courage in starting anew.

The carefully balanced arrangement of these colors creates a visually striking and meaningful design, making it a timeless symbol of heritage.

Scottish Attire Collection

At Scottish Attire, we offer a wide selection of custom-made Scottish Attire, skirts, and tartan accessories, including hats, fly plaids, sporrans, and more, all crafted in the Pictou County Tartan. Made from high-quality synthetic wool, our pieces are designed to celebrate Scottish traditions while remaining stylish and durable. Whether you’re honoring your heritage or adding a touch of Scottish culture to your wardrobe, our expertly crafted tartan collection is perfect for you. Shop now and experience the beauty of Scottish craftsmanship!