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MacLeod of Harris Ancient Tartan Kilt
Clan MacLeod is a historic Scottish Highland clan rooted in the Isle of Skye, descending from Leòd, a 13th-century Norse-Gael. The clan divides into two main branches: MacLeods of Harris...
MacLeod of Harris Modern Tartan Kilt
Clan MacLeod is a historic Scottish Highland clan rooted in the Isle of Skye, descending from Leòd, a 13th-century Norse-Gael. The clan divides into two main branches: MacLeods of Harris...
MacLeod of Harris Weathered Tartan Kilt
Clan MacLeod is a historic Scottish Highland clan rooted in the Isle of Skye, descending from Leòd, a 13th-century Norse-Gael. The clan divides into two main branches: MacLeods of Harris...
Macleod of Lewis Tartan Kilt
The Macleods of Lewis first appear in records during King David II’s reign (1329–1371), when Torcall Macleod received lands in Assynt. By 1344, they held the Isle of Lewis as...
MacMillan Hunting Ancient Tartan Kilt
Clan MacMillan traces its roots to ancient Celtic priests and royal lineage. Descended from Cormac, a Columban bishop, and his son Gillie Chriosd (Servant of Christ), the name MacMillan comes...
MacMillan Hunting Modern Tartan Kilt
Clan MacMillan traces its roots to ancient Celtic priests and royal lineage. Descended from Cormac, a Columban bishop, and his son Gillie Chriosd (Servant of Christ), the name MacMillan comes...
MacMillan Old Ancient Tartan Kilt
Clan MacMillan traces its roots to ancient Celtic priests and royal lineage. Descended from Cormac, a Columban bishop, and his son Gillie Chriosd (Servant of Christ), the name MacMillan comes...
MacMillan Old Modern Tartan Kilt
The MacMillan Ancient Tartan Kilt features soft earthy tones of green, navy, and muted red, reflecting the traditional natural dyes used in historic Highland dress. Crafted with high-quality acrylic ,...
MacMillan Old Weathered Tartan Kilt
The MacMillan Ancient Tartan Kilt features soft earthy tones of green, navy, and muted red, reflecting the traditional natural dyes used in historic Highland dress. Crafted with high-quality acrylic ,...
Macnab Ancient Tartan Kilt
The name MacNab comes from Gaelic Mac an Aba, meaning "son of the abbot." The clan claims descent from Abraruadh, a royal abbot and a younger son of Kenneth MacAlpin,...
Macnab Modern Tartan Kilt
The name MacNab comes from Gaelic Mac an Aba, meaning "son of the abbot." The clan claims descent from Abraruadh, a royal abbot and a younger son of Kenneth MacAlpin,...
MacNaughton Ancient Tartan Kilt
Clan Macnaghten descends from early Pictish rulers of Moray. The name “Nectan” means pure or clear and was common in Pictish royal lines. In the 13th century, Gilchrist Macnaghten was...