Taylor Weathered Tartan

Historical Context

Since at least the 14th century, the Taylor clan has had a rich and fascinating history in Scotland. The name “Taylor” refers to a skilled craftsman who created clothing and textiles. Their strongholds were located in the eastern Scottish Highlands, particularly around Glenlivet and Strathavon. In 1955, Miss Margaret MacDougall and Lieutenant Colonel I.B. Cameron Taylor designed the Taylor Weathered Tartan, combining traditional Scottish tartan with modern aesthetics. Many people who wish to honor their Scottish roots choose it because of its unique design.

Color Scheme and Pattern

Gray, brown, and green hues are accented with subtle accents of red and blue in Taylor Weathered Tartan. This pattern is characterized by double black lines, symbolizing the Black Tailor’s bar sinister. The combination evokes ruggedness and durability, reflecting the hardworking nature of the clan’s tailors.

Scottish Attire and Custom Craftsmanship

In our store, we offer a wide range of Scottish cultural products, including custom kilts, skirts, and tartan accessories and clothing. Our commitment to quality assurance, ethical practices, and high-quality materials ensures each piece meets rigorous quality assurance standards. We are dedicated to helping you celebrate your Scottish heritage in style with easy maintenance and competitive pricing.