Glasgow Muted Tartan

Historical Significance

Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Scottish heritage with the Glasgow Tartan, a design steeped in history and tradition. Also known as 'MADDER or GLASGOW ROCK and WHEEL,' this tartan is a vibrant symbol of cultural pride, interweaving threads of tradition with a modern touch of opulence. Its legacy is deeply rooted in history, with references found in Wilsons of Bannockburn's 1819 Key Pattern Book and correspondence tracing its origins back to 1790. The name "Glasgow," derived from the ancient Celtic term 'Glaschu,' means 'beloved green place.' This name is closely tied to the city�s history and its patron, St. Mungo, whose symbolism adorns Glasgow's emblem alongside the inspiring motto, "Let Glasgow flourish."

Color Scheme & Pattern

The Glasgow Tartan features a vibrant and dynamic color scheme, embodying bold shades. The pattern is characterized by alternating squares of bright orange and green, which create a lively and eye-catching base. These squares are intersected by thinner lines of blue, adding contrast and depth to the design. The interplay of these colors results in a tartan that is striking and rich in visual texture. The orange, serving as the dominant color, adds a sense of warmth and energy, while the green and blue provide a natural, balanced contrast.

Why Choose us

Elevate your wardrobe with the sophisticated charm of the Glasgow Muted Tartan. Our extensive collection includes high-quality kilts, skirts, and more, all crafted from this stunning tartan. Each garment is meticulously made with attention to detail, ensuring that the elegance of the tartan is perfectly captured in every piece. We are committed to custom craftsmanship, ethical practices, easy maintenance, competitive pricing, high-quality materials, and rigorous quality assurance. Experience the timeless style of the Glasgow Muted Tartan and make a lasting impression.