MacGillivray Modern Tartan Tie

MacGillivray Modern Tartan TieLochcarron of Scotland's range of tartan ties provide a stylish addition to any outfit. Made with 100% pure new wool tartan fabric, the MacGillivray Modern is a red based tartan with shades of green and blue. In 1609, when the Clan Chattan Bond of Union was signed, three MacGillivray chieftains put their names to it. In 1745 the Chief, Red Alasdair of the Cattle, led his men and died himself at Culloden beside a spring still called MacGillivrays Well.

the Guthrie Modern is a traditional green-based tartan with shades of blue

This tartan was designed by Sir Richard W Griffiths

The MacPhersons were Royalists and aided the Royal Stuarts during the Jacobite Risings of 1715 and 1745

They did not support the Jacobite Risings of 1715 and 1745

There were MacMillans in Lochaber in the 12th century

The Marquis of Huntly was Governor of Inverness Castle and his deputy

point linked

In the arts

He was killed in 1164 when engaged in the battle against King Malcolm IV

and always have been

been associated with Aberdeenshire

The origin of this name is doubtful