SUTHERLAND OLD (ANCIENT) - Tartans beginning with 'G' If you are unsure of

If you are unsure of colour or weight please first request a sample here because when your length is cut it we cannot accept your return

This sett is based on an arisaid (blanket) that was spun dyed and woven by Christina Young in 1726

but in the Highlands is known as "Breacan nan Cleirach" - the tartan of the Clergy

*NOTE: This tartan is on a weaving schedule due to be finished at the beginning of May 2025

SUTHERLAND OLD (ANCIENT) - Tartans beginning with 'G' If you are unsure ofThis tartan sett is found in the 1840 book, the 'Vestiarium Scoticum'. The foundation resembles the Black Watch with red and white lines superimposed (Jamie Scarlett MBE). Scottish Tartans Society notes for this tartan don't exactly make sense. 'The earlier date refers to a letter from Gordon Earl of Sutherland instructing Murray of Dulrossie to 'remove the red and white lines from the plaids of the men so as to bring their dress into harmony with