MacDonald Tartan (Red & Green) Traditionally, clan tartans were worn as kilts, plaids, or sashes to signify family allegiance. Today, they remain a proud symbol of Scottish ancestry.

The Scottish Tartan Day event features bagpipe music and will unveil the flying of the Maclay tartan flag and banner for the first time at the Alfred B. Maclay Gardens State Park on April 6th.

All you have to do is go to the firm's Tartan Finder and type in your surname. The site has over 4000 tartan options to choose from, so you're sure to find the pattern that best matches your name.

However, over time, tartan-diversity continued to proliferate as merchandisers saw their popularity, and today King says that many groups, including the U.S. military, have designated tartan patterns.

For the traditional Christmas Day church service, the Princess of Wales stepped out in a emerald green tailored coat by Sarah Burton for Alexander McQueen, with a matching bow-adorned hat, and a ...

Yousaf - who wore a kilt when he attended the King's coronation in London last year - said the tartan was not only for his family but for anyone who wanted to wear it. He said: "It is 60 years ...

Each tartan was associated with a specific Scottish clan – until the Jacobite risings against the English between 1689 and 1746, and the subsequent Highland Clearances, which saw farmers evicted ...

To Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu, Emily in Paris isn’t just a guilty pleasure. Yes, there is Emily’s obsessive print-mixing, and her will-they-won’t-they romance with Gabriel to ogle—but Leroy ...

Evidence of early tartan use was also depicted on a surviving fragment of a statue of Roman Emperor Caracalla. The work, which was part of the triumphal arch of the Volubilis, was completed in 217 ...