MacAlister Tartans: MacAlister Modern
Category Archives: Clan Tartans
Shaw Clan Tartans Shaw Green Ancient Shaw Green Modern Shaw Red
Leask Tartans Leask Tartan The following tartans are also appropriate for the name: Hay Ancient Hay Modern
The Napier tartan was first recorded in the Clans Originaux in 1880, and then again in 1906 in ‘Tartans of the Clans & Septs of Scotland’ by W & A.K. Johnston. However, the Napier tartan in the Highland Society Collection has a slightly different pattern to these other versions. Napier Ancient ————————————————– Napier Modern
The Blair tartan is a modern family tartan simple but effective. The threadcount was taken by the Scottish Tartan Society from a hand coloured tartan strip that had been in James Mackinlay’s collection created in the 1920s – 30s. The term ‘modern’ refers to the shade of the colours, usually darker. Threadcount G/12 R6 G48 […]
There is no registered Fairlie tartan, however, as a sept of Clan Boyd, those associated with the Fairlie name can wear the Boyd tartans. Boyd Modern
There is no registered Colville clan tartan. However, people associated with the surname can wear the Ayrshire District tartan, which reflects the area the name was traditionally found. The Ayrshire tartan was designed at the behest of Clan Boyd and Clan Cunningham Societies for those Ayrshire families without clan affiliations. The colours represent: Gold of […]
The Bain tartan is not a stock woven tartan so can only be done as a Special Weave, please contact us if you are interested in this. Bain is a sept of Clan MacKay so can wear this tartan. Bain is also a documented alias of MacGregor from the Proscription and so the MacGregor tartan […]
There is no registered Binning tartan. However, as a sept of Clan MacBean, Binnings can wear the MacBean tartan. MacBean Modern
MacNicol Tartans Nicholson Ancient Nicholson Modern Nicholson Hunting Ancient Nicholson Hunting Weathered