Pitcairn Heritage Ancient Tartan

Historical Context

The Pitcairn Heritage Ancient Tartan beautifully celebrates the legacy of the Pitcairn family, whose roots stretch deep into the medieval Scottish Lowlands. Known for their unwavering loyalty and commitment to Scotland’s independence, the Pitcairns were proud supporters of the Scottish Crown and brave defenders of their ancestral lands. Their inspiring family motto, “Plena Refulget” (Full shines), captures their spirit, pride, and resilience. The clan crest, featuring a hawk’s head, stands as a timeless symbol of nobility, vision, and strength. Throughout history, the Pitcairn family played a significant role in Scottish governance, preserving their cultural heritage and strong connection to the land.

Color Scheme and Pattern

The Pitcairn Heritage Ancient Tartan showcases an elegant and earthy color palette of red, blue-green, orange, and muted yellow tones. Each hue carries deep meaning — the bold red represents courage and strength, the blue-green tones reflect a bond with nature, symbolizing loyalty and stability, while the subtle orange and yellow stripes add a touch of warmth, optimism, and enduring legacy. The symmetrical pattern brings a sense of balance and harmony, mirroring the steadfast spirit of the Pitcairn family through generations. Crafted from 100% acrylic wool, this tartan offers the perfect blend of comfort, durability, and timeless elegance.

About Scottish Attire

At Scottish Attire, we take pride in offering a beautiful collection of custom-made garments in the Pitcairn Heritage Ancient Tartan. From kilts and skirts to a wide range of traditional Scottish accessories, each piece is crafted with care, precision, and respect for heritage. Our focus on ethical production, premium-quality materials, and expert craftsmanship ensures that every product reflects the authentic spirit of Scotland. With easy maintenance, affordable pricing, and strict quality control, Scottish Attire guarantees you’ll look and feel your best — whether you’re attending a formal event, a Highland gathering, or simply celebrating your Scottish roots.