Tartan, that iconic Scottish plaid, is not just a pattern; it’s a tapestry of history, culture, and evolution. Historically, tartan has been a symbol of identity and belonging for the Scottish ...

When kilts first came to be used it was as a form of clan identity. But not, as many people believe, on the bodies of men killed in clan battles.

Kilts have been around in one form or another since the 16th century. ... Still, if you have Scottish lineage and you visit Scotland, you might be tempted to search out your clan's tartan.

Over time, Scottish Kilts and tartans became symbols of national identity, with tartan gaining widespread recognition and popularity. Why Scottish Tartans Are Making a Comeback in 2025 ...

Tartan is one of the most recognisable and iconic patterns in the world, deeply rooted in Scottish heritage. Originally associated with Scottish clans, tartan has evolved into a global symbol of ...

TARTAN has been worn in parts of Scotland for hundreds of years and is one of our biggest cultural exports. There are currently thousands of these patterns around the globe with many of them being ...

While design services will register your tartan, you also can do it yourself. (The registry’s fees start at 70 pounds, or $86.). Jo Kinloch Anderson, head of marketing for the Edinburgh-based ...

Mitchell and Campbell expect their Witches of Scotland kilts to launch in May. However, unlike other tartan patterns, wearers aren’t restricted to a specific family or clan.