MacGill Modern Tartan Tie

MacGill 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 MacGill Modern is a red based tartan with colourful blue and yellow overchecks. The surname was found throughout much of the Highlands and was first recorded in 1231. The name might be compared with the Gaelic name MacGalbraith, meaning 'Son of the Foreign Briton,' as the name was notable in areas where there was a

John MacKinnon

but the Scotland Forever tartan will remind us of the eternal war cry

with a red overcheck

the Brodie Hunting Modern is a green and red/yellow based tartan

Abircromby

the Forbes Modern is a dark blue and green based tartan with a small overcheck

but in 1594 they obtained the lands of Strathardel

This tartan was known in 1712 and may have been used as a Jacobite symbol during the controversy preceding the Union of the Parliaments in 1707

the MacLean Hunting Ancient tartan is a green tartan with black and a white window pane

Gillespie MacLachlan was a member of King Robert the Bruce's first parliament in St Andrews in 1308

and at Killiecrankie under Viscount Dundee

Step into the rich heritage of Scotland with our meticulously crafted traditional heavy weight kilt