Taylor Weathered Tartan Kilt

The Taylor clan has a long and fascinating history in Scotland, dating back to at least the 14th century. The name Taylor comes from the occupation of  acclimatizing, and  numerous members of the clan were  professed  tradesmen who created apparel and other  fabrics. The clan's  fort was in the eastern Scottish mounds, in the area around Glenlivet and Strathavon. The Taylor Weathered Tartan is a  ultra modern take on traditional Scottish tartan designs. The muted, earthy tones of the tartan  elicit a sense of ruggedness and  continuity, reflecting the hardworking nature of the clan's knitters. The tartan features a combination of greys, browns, and flora, with subtle red and blue accentuations woven throughout. The overall effect is a rich and textured pattern that's both understated and eye-catching. The Taylor Weathered Tartan is a protean and dateless design that can be worn by anyone looking to celebrate their Scottish heritage. Whether worn as a kilt, scarf, or accessory, the tartan is sure to turn heads and spark  exchanges. Its earthy colors make it a great choice for out-of-door events and conditioning, while its classic design ensures it'll  noway  go out of style. The Taylor Weathered Tartan is a unique tartan that was designed in 1955 by Miss Margaret MacDougall and Lt. Col I.B. Cameron Taylor, both of whom were  famed experts in the field of tartan design. The tartan features a distinctive pattern of double black lines, which are said to represent the Black Knitter and his bar  minatory. This tartan is a popular choice for those who are looking for a traditional yet  ultra modern twist on their wardrobe, and its unique design is sure to make a statement. Whether you're attending a formal event or simply looking for a  swish outfit, the Taylor Weathered Tartan is a perfect choice that will help you to stand out from the crowd. The Taylor Weathered Tartan is a beautiful  homage to the heritage of the Taylor clan and the rich artistic heritage of Scotland.