Kincaid-Tartan

Historical Significance

Kincaid Clan has roots dating back to the 12th century. Kincaid derives from the Gaelic phrase “Ceann Cadha,” which means “head of the pass,” referring to the original Kincaid lands in the Scottish Highlands. A legendary warrior and Scotland’s tallest man, Lachlan Mor was celebrated for his strength and courage, and known for fierce loyalty and bravery. Kincaid Tartans have been worn by clan members for centuries, representing their history and traditions, as a symbol of this rich heritage.

Color Scheme & Pattern

The tartan is a vibrant combination of green and black, interwoven with bold lines of red. In addition to creating a visually dynamic design, the striking pattern also creates a traditional and modern look. A lush landscape and vitality are represented by green, while depth and contrast are accentuated by black. In addition to symbolizing passion and strength, the red lines add a touch of vibrancy. With its 100% acrylic wool construction, this tartan is durable and comfortable, making it suitable for both festive and casual occasions.

Why Choose Us

A variety of Scottish cultural products are available at our store, including custom kilts, skirts, and tartan accessories and clothing. Custom craftsmanship, ethical practices, easy maintenance, competitive pricing, high-quality materials, and rigorous quality assurance ensure that you receive only the best.