Gordonstoun Tartan

Historical Context

The Gordonstoun Tartan has deep roots in Scotland’s Highland clans, traditionally used to represent clan identity and ancestry. Associated with Gordonstoun School, founded by Kurt Hahn in 1934, it embodies character development, education, and Scottish pride. Notable figures like Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, have worn this tartan, linking it to tradition, national pride, and cultural heritage.

Color Scheme and Pattern

Featuring black and gray, the Gordonstoun Tartan balances strength, resilience, and sophistication. The deep black represents power, while gray symbolizes balance and neutrality. Woven from 100 percent acrylic wool, it ensures durability, comfort, and timeless appeal for both formal and casual occasions.

Scottish Attire Commitment

We offer a wide selection of Scottish attire, including custom kilts, skirts, and a full range of tartan accessories and clothing. With a focus on expert craftsmanship, ethical practices, premium materials, and rigorous quality assurance, each piece reflects authentic Scottish heritage, combining style, comfort, and lasting quality.