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Anderson Ancient is the softer, muted-tone version of the Anderson clan tartan — "Ancient" refers to this faded, weathered color palette rather than the fabric's age, giving it a warmer, more traditional look than the brighter "Modern" colorway. This tartan is woven from 16oz acrylic wool, a durabl..

Bains of Caithness is a distinctive clan tartan, recognized by its bold, warm color palette rooted in Highland tradition. Woven from 16oz acrylic wool, this fabric is durable and machine-washable, holding its pattern and color through regular use while being far easier to care for than pure wool. S..

Bates tartan carries the distinctive check pattern associated with the Bates name, offered here as a durable, ready-to-work-with fabric for anyone building a Highland outfit or working on a Scottish-themed project. Woven from 16oz acrylic wool, this fabric holds its pattern and color through regula..

Blue Dress Stewart is the cooler, blue-toned variation of the widely recognized Dress Stewart tartan, prized for its crisp, formal look. It's a popular choice for ceremonial wear, uniforms, and dance costumes where a lighter, more refined tartan is preferred over the deeper reds of Royal Stewart. W..

Borthwick Dress is the lighter, formal variant of the historic Clan Borthwick tartan — a clan with roots tracing back to the 12th century. The dress version swaps in a lighter tone in place of the standard grey, giving it a crisper, more ceremonial look suited to formal Highland dress. Woven from 1..

Boyd Ancient carries the softer, muted tones traditionally associated with "Ancient" tartans — mossy greens, sky blues, and a warmer red reminiscent of the natural plant and animal dyes used before 1860, in contrast to the bolder shades of Modern colorways. Clan Boyd traces its lineage back to Rober..

Bring the heritage of Clan Buchanan into your next project with our Buchanan Hunting Tartan Fabric, sold by the yard in a practical 16 oz acrylic wool blend. This classic Hunting sett features the traditional colour palette associated with the clan — rich greens and browns balanced with darker tone..

County Cavan is one of Ireland's 32 county tartans, representing the Cavan area of Ulster province and the surnames tied to it — including Reilly, McGovern, MacCabe, Fitzpatrick, Maguire, and Sheridan among others. It's a popular choice for anyone tracing Irish county heritage rather than a specific..

County Clare is one of Ireland's historic counties, located on the west coast in Munster province. Its county tartan offers anyone with Clare roots — or an appreciation for Irish heritage more broadly — a way to wear that connection, distinct from the clan tartans of Scotland. Woven from 16oz acryl..

Discover authentic Craig clan tartan fabric by the yard at Skyland Outfit, featuring the distinctive medium-weight acrylic construction perfect for kilt making, Highland wear, and heritage crafting projects. The Craig tartan holds a unique place in Scottish textile history, designed in 1957 by MacGr..