Stewarton Tartan

Historical Context

Stewarton Tartan has deep roots in Scottish history that date back to the 17th century. Symbolizing Scottish heritage and clan identity, Stewarton tartan is named after the town in Ayrshire. Tradition dictates that the Stewart family wears the tartan as a symbol of loyalty and pride. A number of notable figures, such as King Robert II of Scotland, were associated with the Stewart lineage, enhancing the tartan’s significance. As a reminder of Scotland’s storied past, tartans have been worn during important events throughout history, including ceremonies and clan gatherings.

Color Scheme and Pattern

This tartan features an alternating pattern of dark and light shades, primarily in deep tones that evoke a sense of stability and grounding. As a reflection of the enduring spirit of the Scottish people, the rich blacks and subtle grays symbolize strength and resilience. This tartan is made from 100% acrylic wool for durability and comfort, ensuring it will last a long time.

Commitment to Quality

The Scottish Attire offers an extensive selection of Scottish cultural products, including custom kilts, skirts, and tartan accessories and clothing. Our commitment to custom craftsmanship, ethical practices, easy maintenance, competitive pricing, and high-quality materials ensure that each product meets rigorous quality assurance standards. Enjoy the heritage and elegance of the Stewarton Tartan and embrace your Scottish heritage.