Sarafilovic Tartan

Historical Context

The Sarafilovic Tartan beautifully weaves together the essence of Scottish heritage, drawing inspiration from the ancient clans of Scotland. Historically, each tartan pattern served as a symbol of family identity and regional pride, representing deep connections among clan members. During pivotal moments in Scottish history—such as the Jacobite uprisings—tartans became powerful emblems of loyalty, courage, and national unity. Legendary figures like Bonnie Prince Charlie famously wore tartan to showcase his allegiance and pride, helping cement its place as a timeless icon of Scottish resilience. The Sarafilovic Tartan, though a modern creation, continues this proud legacy, blending historic symbolism with contemporary elegance to honor Scotland’s enduring traditions.

Color Scheme and Pattern

The Sarafilovic Tartan features a refined blend of black and gray, creating a design that exudes both strength and sophistication. The deep black tones embody power, determination, and unity, while the soft grays bring a sense of balance, harmony, and calm, mirroring the peaceful spirit of Scottish landscapes. The intricate intersecting lines within the pattern reflect connection and kinship, representing the strong ties that bind Scottish families and communities together. Crafted from 100% premium acrylic wool, this tartan offers exceptional durability, softness, and comfort, making it perfect for both formal occasions and casual wear throughout the year.

Scottish Attire

At Scottish Attire, we take immense pride in curating a diverse collection of authentic Scottish products, including custom-made kilts, skirts, and a full range of tartan accessories and apparel. Our dedication to craftsmanship and ethical production ensures that each item is meticulously designed and built to last. With easy-care materials, competitive pricing, and strict quality assurance, every piece we create reflects the heritage, elegance, and authenticity of traditional Scottish fashion. The Sarafilovic Tartan is not just a pattern—it’s a celebration of Scotland’s strength, unity, and timeless charm.