Woolmark The Plaid Tartan

Historical Significance

A distinctive plaid pattern associated with various clans in the Highlands, the Plaid Tartan has deep roots in Scottish culture. For centuries, tartan fabrics have symbolized family loyalty and unity. In 1746, the Dress Act prohibited the wearing of tartan, leading to a resurgence of interest and pride in Scottish heritage. Tartan has been a staple in both traditional and contemporary fashion since the 19th century when notable figures such as Sir Walter Scott revived it as a symbol of Scottish identity.

Color Scheme & Pattern

Woolmark’s Plaid Tartan boasts a traditional blend of forest green, navy blue, black, and thin accents of red. Forest green represents Scotland’s lush, natural landscapes. Navy blue reflects the timeless traditions and history of the clan while adding an air of authority and loyalty. Black symbolizes strength and resilience, providing a grounding force. Furthermore, the thin red stripes represent courage and passion through their vibrant contrast. With its 100% acrylic wool construction, this tartan ensures durability and comfort, making it an excellent choice for many occasions.

Why Choos1e Us?

Our establishment offers a wide variety of Scottish cultural products, including custom kilts, skirts, and tartan accessories. As a result of our commitment to custom craftsmanship, ethical practices, easy maintenance, competitive pricing, and high-quality materials, you will receive nothing less than the best. To ensure your satisfaction, every item undergoes rigorous quality assurance.