St Andrew Society of Java Dress Tartan

Historical context:

St. Andrew Society of Java Dress Tartan has a significant legacy in Scottish culture. Tartan designs, which originated in the early 18th century, were frequently identified with specific Scottish clans and regions, serving as symbols of identification and allegiance. The St. Andrew Society, founded in 1756, was instrumental in fostering Scottish traditions and companionship among expatriates in colonial Java. Notable characters, especially early Scottish merchants and settlers, proudly donned their clan tartans, instilling a sense of kinship and cultural continuity in a foreign area.

Color Scheme and Patterns:

This tartan is made up of a classic blend of deep greens and stunning blues, with delicate traces of gray and black. The alternating stripes signify the Scottish clans’ connectivity and unity. The deep green represents Scotland’s lush landscapes, and the blue reflects the region’s skies and waterways. Gray and black lend a sense of refinement and tradition, giving the brilliant colors a timeless quality. This tartan, made from 100% artificial wool, is both durable and comfortable, making it ideal for regular wear or special events.

Scottish Attire:

As Scottish culture experts, we are happy to provide a diverse array of products, including custom kilts, skirts, tartan accessories, and outerwear. Our dedication to workmanship, ethical procedures, and high-quality materials guarantees that each piece is not only visually appealing but also simple to maintain. We seek to transmit the essence of Scotland to you through our beautiful goods, which are priced competitively and subject to rigorous quality assurance.