Stuart of Bute Tartan Kilt

The Stuart of Bute tartan as used by the family  moment is grounded on the description contained in the Sobieski Stewarts’ ‘ Vestiarium Scoticum’( 1842).  The ‘ Vestiarium Scoticum’ contains details of a number of clan and family tartans which the Sobieski Stewarts’ claimed were detailed in a 16th- century  handwriting in the possession of their father. It appears that this tartan only gained fashionability with the family in the  ultimate part of the 20th century. Stuart of Bute Tartan features is nearly red in color with light green, and black, as well as white stripes.  This tartan pattern will make your clothes more swish and elegant. We've a wide selection of quality kilts. jackets, skirts, and other clothes made of this gorgeous Stuart of Bute Tartan. To make your experience more elegant, we take care of the most intricate details that make this Tartan a  swish piece that reflects the refined style of the family.