Allanton Dress Tartan

Historical Significance

The Allanton Dress Tartan is deeply connected to Scotland’s textile heritage and traditional craftsmanship. Its story dates back to the 18th century, a time when tartan patterns became powerful symbols of clan identity and family pride. Named after the historic village of Allanton in East Lothian, this tartan was proudly worn to reflect heritage, belonging, and tradition. Influential figures like Sir Walter Scott played a key role in reviving tartan culture during the 19th century, helping designs like this gain lasting recognition. Today, the Allanton Dress Tartan stands as a timeless expression of Scottish history and elegance.

Color Scheme & Pattern

The Allanton Dress Tartan features a fresh and graceful blend of crisp white, vibrant blue, natural green, and soft yellow accents. The white base represents purity and classic tradition, while blue and green reflect Scotland’s scenic landscapes. Yellow lines add warmth and visual charm, giving the pattern a refined yet lively look. Made from 100% acrylic wool, this tartan offers comfort, durability, and easy care, making it ideal for both formal wear and everyday styling.

Why Choose Us

At Scottish Attire, we are passionate about delivering authentic Scottish cultural clothing with modern reliability. Our collection includes custom kilts, tartan skirts, and coordinating accessories, all crafted with attention to detail. We focus on ethical practices, quality materials, and affordable pricing, while ensuring easy maintenance and strict quality control. Every piece is designed to celebrate Scottish heritage with confidence and style.