Salvation Army Hunting Tartan

Historical Context

The Salvation Army Hunting Tartan is rooted in rich Scottish heritage, dating back to the late 17th century when tartans were first used to denote clan identity and territorial affiliation. Founded in 1865 by William Booth, the Salvation Army embraced tartan as a symbol of unity, service, and community spirit. Over time, this tartan has been featured in various charitable events, reflecting the organization’s dedication to helping others and fostering fellowship among its members.

Color Scheme and Pattern

This tartan showcases a blend of deep green and black with vibrant accents, symbolizing strength, resilience, and solidarity. The classic check pattern with bold intersecting lines reflects the mission and commitment of the Salvation Army, making it both meaningful and visually striking. Crafted from 100% acrylic wool, it ensures durability and comfort, suitable for formal occasions, casual wear, or ceremonial events.

Scottish Attire Expertise

At Scottish Attire, we offer a wide selection of products in the Salvation Army Hunting Tartan, including custom kilts, skirts, and tartan accessories. Every piece combines traditional craftsmanship with modern quality, ensuring you enjoy garments that honor Scottish heritage while remaining practical and stylish. With ethical practices, easy maintenance, competitive pricing, and rigorous quality assurance, our products celebrate both history and contemporary design.