Hame Tartan Tartan Tie

Hame Tartan Tartan TieLochcarron of Scotland's range of tartan ties provide a stylish addition to any outfit. Made with 100% pure new wool tartan fabric, this beautiful and gentle Hame tartan design was inspired by the soft misty tones found in the Scottish scenery around the Lochcarron mill (where these ties are produced), including purple heather and yellow gorse sitting amongst the misty green hills, and the deep blues of the rivers and waters flowing through the

The Baillie’s were first recorded in 1311 when William de Baillie appears as a jury member at an inquest concerning forfeited lands

Highland kilts are essential for highland dancers

a Scandinavian prince

in the mid 14th century

the Forsyth Ancient is green and blue based tartan with a yellow overcheck

the MacLachlan Modern tartan is a blue and red based tartan

the MacDougall Modern is a red-based tartan with shades of green

the MacFarlane Hunting Modern is a classic green-based tartan with shades of red and blue

the Duncan Ancient tartan is a green and blue based tartan with an orange overcheck

The surname Guthrie originates from the barony of that name in Angus which is near Forfar

The Elliot’s of Stob’s originated in the 16th century

A contemporary classic for a more understated style