Nicolson Hunting Ancient Tartan Tie

Nicolson Hunting Ancient Tartan TieLochcarron of Scotland's range of tartan ties provide a stylish addition to any outfit. Made with 100% pure new wool tartan fabric, the Nicolson Hunting Ancient is a bright blue based tartan with shades of orange. Skye is said to be the original home of this family. In the Highlands the name was MacNeacail, but this has, latterly, become MacNicol. Nicolsons and MacNicols are found in Argyllshire and elsewhere in Scotland. The Nicolsons of Scorrybreac

the MacKenzie Weathered is a gentle brown-based tartan with shades of grey and red

Caithness and Sutherland was the home of the Gunns

The Douglasses were one of the most powerful families in Scotland

If you’re in a hurry

the MacKenzie Dress Modern is a classic tartan with a bold white check

Recently there appeared in the Dundee Museum a pattern of Tartan simply labelled DUNDEE with a note on its origin

Clan Hannay can be traced back to Galloway in South-West Scotland and the large white content of this tartan indicates that it is a relatively modern design

The Earls of Berkeley built Berkely castle as a fortress in 1153 and was to acquire infamy when Edward II was imprisoned and murdered by his Queen

the MacGillivray Modern is a red-based tartan with shades of green and blue

Clan Lamont possessed considerable lands in Argyllshire

son of Hector

was an ardent Jacobite and in 1746 helped to save Prince Charlie’s life by her strategy in planning the “Rout of Moy”