Prince Albert Tartan

Historical Context

The Prince Albert Tartan traces its origins to the 19th century and is named after Prince Albert, the consort of Queen Victoria. This tartan embodies a unique blend of nobility, elegance, and Scottish cultural heritage. Historically, tartans were worn by clans, each design reflecting lineage, regional identity, and family pride. The Prince Albert Tartan gained prominence during the Victorian era, symbolizing patriotism, refinement, and Scottish pride. Figures such as Queen Victoria and Prince Albert played a pivotal role in popularizing tartan, helping it cross Scottish borders and become an influential element in fashion and cultural expression.

Color Scheme and Pattern

The tartan features a classic pattern composed of deep black and vibrant gray tones. The alternating stripes convey strength, unity, and resilience, while the bold contrasts create a visually striking and timeless design. This combination ensures the tartan is suitable for both traditional Highland attire and contemporary Scottish fashion. Woven from 100% acrylic wool, it delivers durability, comfort, and style, making it ideal for a wide range of occasions.

Scottish Attire

At Scottish Attire, we offer a comprehensive collection of authentic Scottish cultural products, including custom kilts, tailored skirts, tartan garments, and heritage accessories. Every item is crafted with precision, ethical practices, and premium-quality materials, complemented by easy maintenance, competitive pricing, and rigorous quality assurance. Our mission is to help you celebrate Scottish heritage with pieces that combine tradition, elegance, and lasting craftsmanship.