Houston Tartan Kilt

The Houston Clan belongs to the Scottish Clan with many-year historical experience. The name Houston hail from the Gaelic “Houstoun”, known to mean “settlement on a hill”. The Houston clan is situated in Renfrewshire, Scotland and the sept is roll within the Clan Graham. The pattern of the tartan may vary depending to the ancestral ground and place of the family. Houston tartan was not symmetrical though those who are in the Scottish tartans society seem to think that Houston tartan is the same as the one that has been utilized here leading to such a fictitious copy. The reality of this story is rooted in the conception that was initiated in John P. Houston of Batesville, Arkansas, as well as W. James Houston from New Zealand. 
 The Tartan is normally made from Acrylic Wool and is mainly yellow in colour however it contains black and light green lines, which make the tartan less light so that there is a balance. This tartan pattern increases the elegance and style of your cloth used in rags. We stock different types of kilts and all of them are of high quality. This luxurious Houston Tartan is used to make skirts and any other garment with the desired pattern. In order to make your experience even more classy we focus on the tiniest details that give this tartan the elegant outlook that is a symbol of the refined fashion of the whole family.