Tartan

A short, simple guide full of our kilting...

Although kilts are traditionally associated with Scotland, they are also long-established in Irish culture. Kilts are worn in Scotland and Ireland as a symbol of pride and a celebration of their Celtic heritage.

What gives a kilt its charm is the construction, using traditional techniques that have been handed down through the ages. The kilt, which is instantly recognisable all over the world, has become an important part of Scottish identity. Not only is it famous for its undeniable Scottishness, but also for the expert craftsmanship that goes into making one.

When is Burns Night? January the 25th is host to Robert Burns Night, one of the...

Considered to be Scotland’s second national holiday, Burns Night remembers Robert Burns’ exemplary poetry and nationalist...

Summer of 2022 seen the start of a very exciting project for Lochcarron of Scotland. The...

Producing the Team Scotland Commonwealth Games 2022 Tartan At Lochcarron of Scotland, we are incredibly proud...

Offering support groups and awareness programmes to the homeless and those suffering from addiction. Steps to...

Beautifully crafted at Lochcarron of Scotland here in the Scottish Borders, The Red Red Rose tartan...