Cunningham Dress Purple Tartan

Historical Significance

Its origins date back to January 1, 1986, when Hugh Macpherson designed the Cunningham Dress Purple Tartan. Scottish dance and fashion have continued to be influenced by it, even though it was recorded before The Scottish Register of Tartans was established. This exquisite tartan is woven by the esteemed D C Dalgliesh of Selkirk and is renowned for its quality and tradition. In addition to producing an extensive line of dancers’ dress tartans, D C Dalgliesh has earned a reputation for crafting over a hundred unique designs, making it the world’s largest selection. Due to its impeccable quality and aesthetic appeal, the tartan has become a favorite among world dance champions.

Color Scheme & Pattern

The Cunningham Dress Purple Tartan features a vibrant and distinctive pattern that features purple, white, sky blue, and black colors. The primary colors are purple and white, creating a bold appearance. This design is enhanced by thin sky blue and black lines that add depth and complexity. Both dance performances and traditional attire can benefit from this harmonious combination, which not only makes the tartan visually appealing but embodies the spirit of Scottish heritage.

Why Choose us

The Scottish Kilt is committed to celebrating Scottish culture through a wide range of products, including custom kilts, skirts, and tartan accessories and clothing. With our commitment to custom craftsmanship, ethical practices, and high-quality materials, we ensure that every product meets rigorous quality assurance standards. As an authentic way to embrace your Scottish heritage, our products require little maintenance and are reasonably priced.