Symington Tartan

Historical Context

Symington Tartan traces its roots back to the 18th century when tartans were used by clans to signify status and identity. The Symington family, historically associated with the village of Symington in South Lanarkshire, used this distinctive pattern to represent their heritage. The Tartan was a powerful symbol of Scottish nationalism during the Jacobite risings. Scottish culture was further woven into tartan by renowned figures like Sir Walter Scott in the 19th century.

Color Scheme and Pattern

A striking pattern of alternating black and gray stripes creates a sophisticated and modern appearance in the Symington Tartan. Strength and resilience are symbolized by black, while balance and neutrality are symbolized by gray. Symington’s family history is reflected in this combination, which also embodies the timeless nature of Scottish heritage. Wearers will enjoy durability and comfort thanks to the tartan’s 100% acrylic wool construction.

Scottish Attire Commitment

Our store offers a comprehensive line of Scottish cultural products, including custom kilts, skirts, tartan accessories, and clothing. As a result of our commitment to custom craftsmanship, ethical practices, easy maintenance, competitive pricing, and high-quality materials, we ensure that each product meets rigorous quality assurance standards.