Scottish Tartans have always been much more than just a fabric pattern—they are a vibrant representation of Scotland’s rich ...

Tartan is one of the most recognisable and iconic patterns in the world, deeply rooted in Scottish heritage. Originally ...

Now, a new Scottish tartan is memorializing the victims of the Witchcraft Act. The black, gray, red and pink pattern was officially registered with the Scottish Register of Tartans in February and ...

Here’s a guide to help you select the perfect one for your needs. Tartan patterns, also known as plaids, are deeply rooted in Scottish history. Each tartan design represents a specific clan, region, ...

There are thousands of officially registered Scottish tartan designs, but only one is dedicated to the “witches” of Scotland. Certified earlier this month, the tricolor pattern is intended as ...

The coat dress included a slight hint of white, ruffled cuffs and added a touch of tartan pattern at the collar and cuffs as well. Queen Camilla visits the University of Aberdeen on Jan. 20 in ...

For many movements, symbolic and representative clothing is birthed from a pre-existing item or pattern imbued with cultural, national or religious heritage. Vivienne Westwood’s use of tartan –– or ...

but includes patterns with distinct histories, including tartan, from Scotland, which is more associated with Catholic school uniforms, and madras, from India, which became a staple of American ...

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