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Scotland's Most Famous Plaids in Blankets, Scarves, Stoles, and Picnic Blankets
Scottish " Tartan" Patterns — from " Black Watch " to Royal Stewart
Every " Tartan " tells its own story. Among the best known are the Black Watch Tartan — dark navy blue and bottle green, the pattern of the 42nd Highland Regiment since 1729 — as well as the scarlet Royal Stewart Tartan, the personal tartan of the British royal family and arguably the most famous Tartan in the world. The camel-brown tartan is a classic and versatile choice Thomson Tartanoffers a classic, versatile look, while our modern Tartan designs reinterpret tradition in contemporary color schemes.
Whether it’s a warm wool blanket, a lightweight cashmere scarf, a generous stole, or a waterproof picnic blanket—at The Scottish Shop , you’ll find each of these designs in pure lambswool, fine cashmere, or extra-fine Merino. All items are woven in Scotland and are shipped from Germany quickly and reliably.
Frequently Asked Questions About Scottish Tartans
A " Tartan " is a woven checkered pattern made up of intersecting colored stripes, traditionally associated with a Scottish clan, region, or regiment. You can read more about its history in our guide, “What Is a Scottish Tartan?”
Among the most popular are “ Black Watch ” (dark navy blue and green; the pattern of the 42nd Highland Regiment since 1729), “ Royal Stewart ” (the scarlet “ Tartan ” of the British royal family), and “ Thomson ” (classic camel brown), as well as modern designs from “ Kuuhi Scotland,” available exclusively at The Scottish Shop . Click the links above to go directly to each pattern.
Many clans and families have one or more registered tartans, in addition to regional, universal, and modern patterns. You don't have to have a Scottish name to choose a Tartan — what matters is which pattern and colors you like.
Made primarily from pure new wool and lambswool (blankets, picnic blankets, and scarves), as well as fine cashmere and extra-fine Merino (scarves and stoles). All pieces are woven in Scotland.














