Victoria County Tartan

Historical Context

The Victoria County Tartan is a celebration of Scotland’s rich heritage, with roots stretching back to the 18th century, a period when tartans became symbols of regional identity and clan affiliation. Traditionally tied to the Highlands, tartans were more than clothing—they were a statement of lineage, pride, and community. The Victoria County Tartan honors the region and its notable historical figures, blending culture, tradition, and history in a timeless pattern. Interest in tartans surged in the 19th century, especially following Queen Victoria’s visit to Scotland, cementing these designs as enduring symbols of Scottish identity.

Color Scheme and Pattern

This Scottish Attire features a striking combination of deep black and gray, symbolizing strength, resilience, and determination. Its classic check pattern, with bold intersecting lines, represents the unity and interconnectedness of the community while reflecting the enduring spirit of the Scottish people. Made from 100% acrylic wool, this tartan ensures durability, comfort, and versatility, making it suitable for ceremonial events, formal wear, or everyday attire.

Scottish Attire

At Scottish Attire, we specialize in a wide range of authentic Scottish cultural products, including custom skirts, tartan fabrics, wraps, and a complete selection of traditional clothing and accessories. Our dedication to custom craftsmanship, ethical production, high-quality materials, and rigorous quality assurance ensures that every piece celebrates Scotland’s proud heritage. With easy maintenance and competitive pricing, we make it simple to bring the elegance and tradition of Scottish tartans into your wardrobe.