Gibson Tartan

Historical Significance

Gibson tartans date back to the Scottish Highlands, where tartans were developed as a way to identify clans. It served as both a badge of honor and a statement of identity, with each pattern and color representing a specific clan or family. A significant figure in the Napoleonic Wars, General Sir Alexander Gordon Gibson, wore the Gibson tartan, which is associated with the Gibson clan. Symbolizing loyalty and rebellion, tartan patterns have been integral to Scottish culture since the Jacobite rebellions.

Color Scheme & Pattern

An elegant yet striking pattern of green, white, blue, yellow, brown, and red is featured in this tartan. As a symbol of strength and resilience, red is used, while brown represents neutrality and balance. Gibson tartan reflects the rich heritage of Scottish craftsmanship through its intricate checks and lines. With its 100% acrylic wool construction, this tartan ensures durability and comfort, making it ideal for everyday wear as well as special occasions.

Why Choose us

In our store, you can find a full selection of tartan accessories and clothing, as well as custom kilts and skirts. As a result of our commitment to custom craftsmanship, ethical practices, and easy maintenance, as well as competitive pricing and high-quality materials, we ensure each piece meets rigorous quality assurance standards. Discover the elegance and heritage of Scottish attire with us today.