Stewart Plaid Tartan Perthshire Kilt and two lines of lilac

and two lines of lilac over the green

The Burns Tartan does not have any connection to any particular clan or family

and red represents the long-standing connection to Strathclyde's historic links to the Kingdom of Strathclyde and white to represent the famous River Clyde's snow-white marble quarries

making this tartan not just a fashion statement but a nod to the historical significance it carries

Stewart Plaid Tartan Perthshire Kilt and two lines of lilacHistorical Context The Stewart Plaid Tartan has its roots in Scotland, tracing back to the 13th century. It is associated with the Stewart family, one of the most prominent clans in Scottish history. The Stewarts played a significant role in the Scottish monarchy, with figures such as Mary, Queen of Scots, being part of this lineage. Tartan patterns were originally used as a means of identification, representing various clans and regions. Over time,