Christie Modern Tartan Tie

Christie Modern Tartan TieLochcarron of Scotland's range of tartan ties provide a stylish addition to any outfit. Made with 100% pure new wool tartan fabric, the Christie Modern tartan is traditional in colour with red and navy and bottle green in the base with a white overcheck. The surname Christie is a diminutive of Christian, and perhaps of Christopher, and is very common in Fife which appears to have been the early home of the family. Made at Lochcarron's mill in the

the work of the smith being common in all clans

three MacGillivray chieftains put their names to it

They possessed Glenorchy

Made in Scotland by skilled craftspeople

due to current manufacturing costs

They were powerful and influential in Highland affairs

The MacBean's were at the Battle of Harlaw in 1411 and the clan historian claims they suffered more losses than any other branch of Clan Chattan

the Hay Ancient is a vibrant orange-based tartan with a green and yellow check centered within a white and black windowpane

They supported King Charles II at Worcester in 1651

The Carmichael tartan was first recorded by Carmichael of Archerfield in the Highland Collection 1905 and was confirmed by the 30th Chief Richard in 1981

the Baillie Ancient is a green and blue based tartan with colourful overchecks

His son was educated at Beauly Priory and after taking Holy Orders went to Skye