Canna Tartan

Historical Context

The Canna Tartan is deeply rooted in Scottish history, originating from the scenic Isle of Canna in the Inner Hebrides. Tartan patterns have long represented clans, families, and regions, symbolizing heritage and identity. During the Jacobite risings of the 18th century, tartans became a powerful emblem of loyalty and pride, with figures like Bonnie Prince Charlie famously associated with specific patterns. Today, the Canna Tartan continues to honor the spirit of the Scottish Highlands and its enduring traditions.

Color Scheme and Pattern

Featuring a rich mix of red, gold, and beige, the Canna Tartan embodies strength, warmth, and elegance. Red symbolizes passion and resilience, gold represents tradition and warmth, and beige accents provide balance, reflecting the serene beauty of the Scottish Isles. Made from 100% acrylic wool, this Scottish Attire is durable, comfortable, and versatile, perfect for both formal and casual occasions.

Why Choose Us

We offer a wide selection of Scottish cultural products, including custom Scottish Attire, skirts, and a full range of tartan accessories and clothing. Every piece is crafted with careful attention to detail, following ethical practices and rigorous quality standards. With easy maintenance, premium materials, and competitive pricing, you can wear your Canna Tartan with pride and confidence, celebrating true Scottish heritage.