Nicolson / McNichol Modern Tartan Kilt
It is attributed to the Nicolson (MacNicol) Tartan which belongs to the clan of Nicolson, a Scottish family that originated on the Isle of Skye being a part of the greater clan MacLeod. The clan has a long history of service, both in the Highlands and in Scotland as a whole, the clan dates back to the 13th century. The Nicolsons had a reputation of being close to the Gaelic traditions and having influence in the local affairs. This tartan is a tribute to their history, and to the long-standing tradition of the Nicolson and MacNicol families.
The Tartan of Nicolson (Macnicol) is red, blue, green and black.
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: Nicolson / McNichol 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.
It is attributed to the Nicolson (MacNicol) Tartan which belongs to the clan of Nicolson, a Scottish family that originated on the Isle of Skye being a part of the greater clan MacLeod. The clan has a long history of service, both in the Highlands and in Scotland as a whole, the clan dates back to the 13th century. The Nicolsons had a reputation of being close to the Gaelic traditions and having influence in the local affairs. This tartan is a tribute to their history, and to the long-standing tradition of the Nicolson and MacNicol families.
The Tartan of Nicolson (Macnicol) is red, blue, green and black.
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: Nicolson / McNichol 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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