Wallace tartan

Designed with more muted colours for camouflage during hunting expeditions you can choose from the Wallace Hunting Modern with navy blue and bottle green and a yellow stripe, or the softer, mossy green of the Wallace Hunting Ancient tartan. Wallace Hunting Ancient When we come to Dress variations of the Wallace tartan there are two to consider. Wallace also has a dancers tartan called the Wallace Blue Dress which you tend to only see worn by the Highland Dancers. For example there is a…

"Wallace & Bruce Heroes of Scotland" tartan by JMH

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One of the Scottish tartans for the Wallace Clan. If you would like another tartan not shown here, please feel free to message me. Please provide the STA Reference number for the tartan pattern you would like if possible.

The family surname history of Wallace is of Scottish origins. There are two theories for the origin of the Wallace name, both of which indicate an ancient British origin. First, the name of Waleis was common in England and around 1300 meant simply

“I just loved him so much I had to wear his Tartan!” - a #joyceyoungbride wearing one of our bespoke tartan gowns. Happy Valentines Day! Would you show your love by wearing his tartan? This is our beautiful Iona Wedding Dress from our recent partnership with @macgregorandmacduff. The dress is from our @tartanspirit Tartan Weddings Collection with MacGregor and MacDuff’s unique Islay Mist Tartan!

Andrew McAlindon on Instagram: "This is the grandfather of the modern kilt, ‘the Great Kilt’ Its name in Gaelic means “great wrap.” Another name for this garment is breacan-an-feileadh, which means “tartan wrap.” (It should be mentioned that at this early period, tartan did not mean “clan tartan.” There were no named tartan patterns and individual tartans bore no significance as far as clan, family or district.) In English this garment is typically referred to as a “great kilt” or “belted…

Wonderful Original Print, This print is from a vintage copy of 'The Clans and Tartans of Scotland'. PUBLISHED: 1949 by Collins London and Glasgow. This is a genuine vintage print (NOT A MODERN REPRODUCTION) PRINT SIZE: 10 x 15.2cm The condition of the print is good and the text on the back does NOT show through. One edge on each print is cut from the book it was once in. We guarantee at least 5mm of paper border around each print. This artwork is ideal for framing either alone or in a group…