Kerby Tartan

Historical Significance

The Kerby Tartan is firmly rooted in Scottish heritage, where tartans have long represented clan identity and regional tradition. Historically woven in wool, tartan symbolized family bonds and a deep connection to Scotland’s cultural past. The origins of the Kerby Tartan trace back to the 18th century, a period when tartans became powerful expressions of pride and belonging among Scottish clans. Influential figures such as Sir Walter Scott helped revive interest in these distinctive patterns, strengthening their role in Scottish identity. Today, the Kerby Tartan is closely associated with strength, tradition, and celebration, often worn as part of classic Scottish attire at weddings, Highland games, and ceremonial gatherings.

Color Scheme & Pattern

The Kerby Tartan features a refined blend of forest green, navy blue, and burgundy, accented with crisp white and black lines. Forest green tones reflect Scotland’s natural landscapes, while navy blue adds depth and a sense of tradition. Burgundy stripes introduce warmth and contrast, and the white and black detailing brings clarity and structure to the pattern. Crafted from 100% acrylic wool, this tartan provides excellent comfort, durability, and versatility for both formal occasions and everyday wear.

Why Choose Us

We proudly present a wide selection of Scottish Attire, including custom Scottish Attire garments, skirts, and a complete range of tartan clothing and accessories. Our commitment to expert craftsmanship, ethical sourcing, easy care, competitive pricing, and premium-quality materials, backed by strict quality assurance, ensures every piece truly reflects Scotland’s rich heritage and timeless appeal.