Rattray of Lude Tartan

Historical Context

The Rattray of Lude Tartan holds a distinguished place in Scottish history, with origins dating back to the 18th century. Associated with the Rattray family of Perthshire, this tartan represents the clan’s proud legacy and enduring spirit. The Lude estate, nestled in the Highlands, served as the ancestral seat of the clan, where tartan was worn as a symbol of identity and unity. Over generations, the Rattray of Lude pattern has come to embody resilience, loyalty, and Scottish pride, worn by clan chiefs and family descendants to honor their rich heritage.

Color Scheme and Pattern

This timeless tartan features alternating bands of black and gray, a refined combination symbolizing strength, balance, and tradition. The structured grid design conveys discipline and harmony, reflecting the noble character of the Rattray lineage. Woven from 100% acrylic wool, the tartan combines comfort, durability, and easy care, making it ideal for both formal occasions and daily wear.

Commitment to Quality

At Scottish Attire, we take pride in crafting custom-made kilts, skirts, and tartan accessories that celebrate Scotland’s cultural heritage. Every product is made with ethical practices, premium materials, and rigorous quality assurance. With competitive pricing and custom craftsmanship, we bring you the finest in authentic Scottish design.