Anderson Modern Tartan Kilt
Clan Anderson is a legitimate Scottish clan, having been recognised by the Lord Lyon King of Arms, Scotland's highest heraldic office, as one of the legitimate armigerous clans of Scotland. The name Anderson is Scottish and is literally "Son of Andrew": Saint Andrew, Scotland's beloved patron saint, is one of the most symbolically Scottish names in Highland tradition.
Anderson surname is one of the most widespread in Scotland and has been historically connected with many of the Scottish Clan associations such as Mackintosh, Chattan and Ross. The Clan Anderson is not currently represented by a chief recognised by the Court of the Lord Lyon, but Clan Anderson has an active and proud clan identity with Clan Anderson Society, founded in 1973, operating throughout North America and having a physical presence at the Clan House in Wyseby House, Kirtlebridge, Dumfriesshire.
The Anderson Tartan originated in the historic heartland of the Anderson family, which is the northeast part of Scotland - in Aberdeenshire. Although the Badenoch area has been suggested as the birthplace of the clan, the extensive historical research shows that Aberdeenshire was the geographical and cultural heart of the clan life of the Anderson clan from the earliest times, from the 15th century onwards.This was where the Anderson clan became famous – their identity, reputation and standing in clan history were shaped in the rolling landscapes and ancient communities of north-east Scotland. To express that heritage, the Anderson Tartan was established, so that members of the Anderson family all over the world could wear something that would give them a real and tangible link to their home in Aberdeenshire and their Scottish heritage.
The Anderson Tartan's colour and pattern reflects the rich and balanced colours of the landscape and traditions of Aberdeenshire, as well as the wider Scottish Highland tradition.
Green — Showing the rich farmlands of Aberdeenshire, the ancestral home of the Andersons for many generations, throughout Scottish history.
Sky Blue — Loyalty, steadfastness and the clan's long-standing association with Scotland and the Scottish national identity and heritage of Saint Andrew.
Red — Symbol of the bravery and determination of men/women in the Anderson family throughout the history of the Scots.
Black — Symbolic of the strength and determination that made the Anderson family one of the leading families in the north east of Scotland.
White Overcheck — Increases contrast in the pattern and highlights the deeper shades, adding a pure, clear and refined appearance to the tartan.
These colours are part of a larger pattern that is both visually captivating and historically significant, celebrating the heritage of the Anderson clan from the Scottish region of Aberdeenshire.
Features:
- Material and Weight: Made from 100% acrylic wool with a weight of 16 Oz, providing both durability and comfort.
- Customizable Length: Choose your preferred length for a perfect fit.
- Kilt Pleats: Features knife pleats for a classic appearance and ease of movement.
- Buckles and Straps: Equipped with rust-free buckles and adjustable leather straps for a secure and stylish fit.
- Tartan: MacAlpine Modern Tartan
Why Choose Expo Tartan
100% Bespoke — Every item is custom-made to your individual measurements and specifications.
500+ Tartans in Stock — One of the most extensive tartan collections available, including Scottish, Irish, and Welsh designs.
Premium Materials — High-quality acrylic wool used throughout for durability, comfort, and rich color.
Ethical and Sustainable — Committed to responsible sourcing and sustainable production practices.
Competitive Pricing — Outstanding value for money without compromising on craftsmanship or quality.
Rigorous Quality Assurance — Every order is individually inspected before dispatch to ensure it meets our exacting standards.
Easy Maintenance — Low-maintenance fabric that is simple to care for and long-lasting in wear.
Care Instructions
Dry clean recommended for best results. Hand wash gently in cold water where needed. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat. Iron on low heat with a pressing cloth to maintain fabric structure and color vibrancy.
Clan Anderson is a legitimate Scottish clan, having been recognised by the Lord Lyon King of Arms, Scotland's highest heraldic office, as one of the legitimate armigerous clans of Scotland. The name Anderson is Scottish and is literally "Son of Andrew": Saint Andrew, Scotland's beloved patron saint, is one of the most symbolically Scottish names in Highland tradition.
Anderson surname is one of the most widespread in Scotland and has been historically connected with many of the Scottish Clan associations such as Mackintosh, Chattan and Ross. The Clan Anderson is not currently represented by a chief recognised by the Court of the Lord Lyon, but Clan Anderson has an active and proud clan identity with Clan Anderson Society, founded in 1973, operating throughout North America and having a physical presence at the Clan House in Wyseby House, Kirtlebridge, Dumfriesshire.
The Anderson Tartan originated in the historic heartland of the Anderson family, which is the northeast part of Scotland - in Aberdeenshire. Although the Badenoch area has been suggested as the birthplace of the clan, the extensive historical research shows that Aberdeenshire was the geographical and cultural heart of the clan life of the Anderson clan from the earliest times, from the 15th century onwards.This was where the Anderson clan became famous – their identity, reputation and standing in clan history were shaped in the rolling landscapes and ancient communities of north-east Scotland. To express that heritage, the Anderson Tartan was established, so that members of the Anderson family all over the world could wear something that would give them a real and tangible link to their home in Aberdeenshire and their Scottish heritage.
The Anderson Tartan's colour and pattern reflects the rich and balanced colours of the landscape and traditions of Aberdeenshire, as well as the wider Scottish Highland tradition.
Green — Showing the rich farmlands of Aberdeenshire, the ancestral home of the Andersons for many generations, throughout Scottish history.
Sky Blue — Loyalty, steadfastness and the clan's long-standing association with Scotland and the Scottish national identity and heritage of Saint Andrew.
Red — Symbol of the bravery and determination of men/women in the Anderson family throughout the history of the Scots.
Black — Symbolic of the strength and determination that made the Anderson family one of the leading families in the north east of Scotland.
White Overcheck — Increases contrast in the pattern and highlights the deeper shades, adding a pure, clear and refined appearance to the tartan.
These colours are part of a larger pattern that is both visually captivating and historically significant, celebrating the heritage of the Anderson clan from the Scottish region of Aberdeenshire.
Features:
- Material and Weight: Made from 100% acrylic wool with a weight of 16 Oz, providing both durability and comfort.
- Customizable Length: Choose your preferred length for a perfect fit.
- Kilt Pleats: Features knife pleats for a classic appearance and ease of movement.
- Buckles and Straps: Equipped with rust-free buckles and adjustable leather straps for a secure and stylish fit.
- Tartan: MacAlpine Modern Tartan
Why Choose Expo Tartan
100% Bespoke — Every item is custom-made to your individual measurements and specifications.
500+ Tartans in Stock — One of the most extensive tartan collections available, including Scottish, Irish, and Welsh designs.
Premium Materials — High-quality acrylic wool used throughout for durability, comfort, and rich color.
Ethical and Sustainable — Committed to responsible sourcing and sustainable production practices.
Competitive Pricing — Outstanding value for money without compromising on craftsmanship or quality.
Rigorous Quality Assurance — Every order is individually inspected before dispatch to ensure it meets our exacting standards.
Easy Maintenance — Low-maintenance fabric that is simple to care for and long-lasting in wear.
Care Instructions
Dry clean recommended for best results. Hand wash gently in cold water where needed. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat. Iron on low heat with a pressing cloth to maintain fabric structure and color vibrancy.
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