A list of vintage Scottish clan tartans

[@spacekid9680]

Yay! My clan's tartan is on here! 1:22

[@ianmacdougall-q6f]

Got a tie in front of me. I wonder if my father just said it was the MacDougall Tartan. It is very similar but, no blue. Close enough for me. Time is 2:02.

[@victorcampbell1868]

Beatiful tartans

[@maryterry4282]

Overington

[@shastina5493]

The House of Edgar/Eadgar tartan? I believe is blue, black and white but not shown here.

[@lliamjurdom9505]

Where is Burns ? here is a hack tip to mute ads .... just refresh the page twice ...

[@malcolmmccaleb2638]

Clan Mckillop isn't their?

[@mylesgarcia4625]

The McGillacuddy's?

[@cmaebcb]

I have an ancestor from Argyll Scotland born 1689 whose last name is Adam's, but it shows a MacGregor tartan. Would that be my family's tartan?

[@bigmacntings7451]

it is quite difficult to know which you are allowed to wear unless you know your family history.
Some here are clear enough,but these are the main clans.There are a lot of other septs from intermarriage at some point which can technically have their own tartan, but ancestors can sort of wear both.
(you are supposed to follow the patriarchal line in weddings,funerals and civil matters)
you cannot wear the brooch unless you are a direct descendent of the clan chief.

[@la_old_salt2241]

Adams is associated with the Gordons.

[@Cynthia-ss8ik]

I've wondered about this too. Of course here in US we just call it plaid but I understand there is a historical significance.

[@thebristolianmackem2039]

Umm clan wallace?

[@Maltmeister1]

I am of clan Scott

[@sgtthommo7424]

Clan MacThomas won't be happy

[@808Vegainz]

Clan Kennedy ?

[@la_old_salt2241]

Irish, the Irish district tartans are beautiful.