Tartan is a type of cloth that has crossing horizontal and vertical stripes in multiple colors, forming rectangular patterns.

At times endorsing true Scottish identity and ... and catwalks and clans. Intrigued? Click on to discover the surprising history of tartan. You may also like: Celebrities who have been to rehab ...

The Act of Proscription was drawn up as part of a crackdown on clans that had backed ... secured was a contract to supply tartan for kilts for soldiers in Scottish regiments.

Clare Campbell, of Evanton-based tartan design and weaving business Prickly Thistle, is among those campaigning for the property to be community-owned in the future. The MoD expects to close Fort ...

Queen Camilla visits the University of Aberdeen on Jan. 20 in Aberdeen, Scotland. The tartan patterning featured shades of ...

There are many different tartan designs representing different clans and names; there is a pattern for most Scottish names as well as my own. Red, green, blue and yellow tartans are the most common.

DRESSING like you’re hitting the Highlands is set to be the biggest fashion trend of 2025, with tartan prints and cosy ... and why not add a touch of Scottish style with a shearling lining?

Tourism experts report a surge in German visitors to Scotland, with some attributing this trend to the friendships forged by the Tartan Army during their time overseas. An estimated 200,000 ...

The 152nd Waipu Highland Games drew crowds — and clans — from all ... Photo / Brodie Stone What do tartan, bagpipes and haggis have in common? If you guessed Scotland, you’re right, and ...

A fortress originally built to supress Highland clans and enforce rules preventing clansmen from wearing tartan could become a hub for production of Scotland's famous cloth. Fort George was ...