Galbraith Ancient Tartan

Historical Significance

The “Galbraith” tartan, also known as Russell, Mitchell, and Hunter, has a rich history dating back to its recording in the Highland Society of London archives. The tartan was first identified as belonging to a Hunter in 1819, then as belonging to a Russell in 1847, in the collection of William Wilson and Sons of Bannockburn. The Galbraith Ancient Tartan represents not only the enduring legacy of the Galbraith family, but also the deep-rooted Scottish heritage intertwined with clan identities. Historically, tartan epitomizes clan loyalty and pride, underlining its importance in Scottish culture.

Color Scheme & Pattern

Galbraith Ancient Tartan features a sophisticated pattern of dark black, black, green, light red, and white. Dark colors symbolize strength and resilience, while green reflects Scotland’s lush landscapes. A touch of light red adds a touch of vibrancy, representing Scottish vitality and passion. The harmonious blend of colors not only enhances the aesthetic appeal of the tartan, but also represents the Galbraith family’s spirit.

Why Choose us

We offer custom kilts, skirts, tartan accessories, and clothing at our store. Each piece reflects the rich heritage and intricate details of Scottish traditions thanks to our commitment to custom craftsmanship. Aside from ethical practices and high-quality materials, we guarantee easy maintenance and competitive pricing. Our rigorous quality assurance processes ensure that every garment made from Galbraith Ancient Tartan will last for years to come.