Oban Estate Check Wool Tie

Oban Estate Check Wool TieLochcarron of Scotland's range of tartan ties provide a stylish addition to any outfit. Made with 100% pure new wool tartan fabric, the Oban Estate is a muted neutral check with a subtle orange and gold check. This tweed check design is named after the picturesque estate found in the Scottish Highlands. Made at Lochcarron's mill in the heart of the Scottish Borders. For delivery lead times, please see the information section below.

The surname derives from Wales and the earliest Scottish Clan member was Robert of Montgomery with the earliest possession of the clan in Scotland being in Renfrewshire

The tartan was later adopted by Earl Haig's family since he was also a Colonel of the battalion and hence known as the Haig Check

descended from Kenneth MacAlpine

a large farm

by marriage

who died in 1550

Showcasing your clan’s unique tartan

who served garrison duty in Canada before Confederation

the Cumming Hunting Weathered tartan is muted in colour with shades of green and pink in the base with blue & pink overcheck

It is on record in Scotland in the 12th century

This is one of our oldest Scottish families and takes its name from the lands of Dundas in West Lothian where they were settled probably in the early 12th century

The MacLeans followed the MacDonalds