Carrick Hunting Tartan Stewart Small Sett Black we take pride in offering

we take pride in offering a wide range of high-quality Scottish cultural products

making each piece a testament to a proud legacy

Green Paying homage to the lush landscapes and rolling hills that have shaped the region throughout the ages

The Clergy Grey Tartan features a sophisticated pattern dominated by shades of black and gray

this tartan allowed the wearer to blend seamlessly with the forest's natural shades while honoring the legacy of the Greencastle family's territorial and protective nature

Carrick Hunting Tartan Stewart Small Sett Black we take pride in offeringHistorical Significance The Carrick Hunting Tartan is a unique and historically significant pattern associated with the Carrick clan of Scotland, originating from the Carrick district in South Ayrshire. The principal town within this district is Maybole, which has been central to the region's history. The Earldom of Carrick was notably connected to the Bruce family, a prominent Scottish lineage. In 1274, Robert de Bruce, the 6th Lord of Annandale, was