Historical Significance

The Hebridean Salmon Herringbone Tartan draws inspiration from the Hebridean Islands, known for their rich marine life and deep-rooted fishing traditions. These islands have witnessed centuries of cultural evolution, from Viking occupation between 700 and 900 AD to the influence of the Norse around 1098. The tartan itself is a relatively recent creation, designed by the House of Edgar in 2014, as part of their Hebridean collection. This collection aims to encapsulate the natural beauty and essence of the Hebrides, a place where Celtic traditions blend harmoniously with Norse influences, reflected in the unique customs and dialects of the region.

Color Scheme & Pattern

This stunning tartan features a rich combination of deep brown, warm mustard, bold fuchsia. The deep brown serves as the primary background color, evoking the natural tones of the Hebrides. Warm mustard stripes add depth and contrast, while bold fuchsia accents bring a striking contemporary flair to the design. The subtle purple lines further enrich the pattern, adding a touch of elegance. Made from 100% acrylic wool, this tartan offers durability and comfort while maintaining the rich heritage of its design. The blend of earthy and vibrant tones creates a sophisticated yet bold look, perfect for those who appreciate both tradition and modernity.

Why Choose us

At IHS Scottish Kilt, we are dedicated to preserving Scottish heritage through our extensive range of authentic products. Our offerings include custom kilts, skirts, tartan fabrics, and an array of accessories such as hats, fly plaids, sporrans, and kilt flashes. Each item is crafted with high-quality materials, ensuring ethical practices and easy maintenance. Committed to custom craftsmanship and rigorous quality assurance, we provide competitive pricing for pieces that stand as a testament to Scottish culture.