Warden Tartan

Historical Context

The Warden Tartan traces its origins to 1835, connected to the Warden family who relocated from Greenock in 1831. While not officially registered at the time, historical records—such as a 2007 email from Diane Wynings—highlight a child’s coat believed to be crafted from this tartan. This unique garment reflects the Warden family’s heritage and Scottish ancestry. Today, the Warden Tartan stands as a cherished symbol of the family’s legacy, embodying their spirit and cultural pride.

Color Scheme & Pattern

The Warden Tartan showcases an elegant and timeless combination of rich red, blue, grey, white, and yellow tones:

• Red: Strength and courage
• Blue: Loyalty and trust
• White: Purity and clarity
• Yellow: Warmth and optimism
• Grey: Sophistication and stability

The intricate check pattern blends these colors harmoniously, creating a design that is both striking and versatile. Crafted from 100% acrylic wool, this tartan ensures durability and comfort, making it perfect for formal or casual occasions.

Scottish Attire

At our store, we offer a wide selection of Scottish attire featuring the Warden Tartan, including custom skirts, kilts, fly plaids, sporrans, and other tartan accessories. Each piece is meticulously crafted with high-quality materials, ethical practices, and rigorous quality assurance. With easy maintenance and competitive pricing, our collection allows you to celebrate Scottish heritage with elegance and pride.