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Introducing Our New Tartan for Hire: Scottish Borderland Weathered We’re delighted to welcome a beautiful new addition to our hire collection – the Scottish Borderland Weathered tartan, a richly atmospheric design that perfectly captures the spirit of the Scottish Borders.   Woven from 100% Pure New Wool right here in Scotland, this medium weight tartan is ideal for kilts, jackets, waistcoats, and even homeware or craft projects. Its unique colour palette blends olive green and blue tones, accented with light blue, yellow, and camel overchecks – an earthy yet refined combination that feels both timeless and contemporary. www.scottish borderland The...

Galashiels is a town in the Scottish Borders, located in the valley of the Gala Water, a tributary of the River Tweed. It has a rich history, particularly in the textile industry, and remains one of the largest towns in the Borders. History & Industry Galashiels grew significantly during the 19th and early 20th centuries due to the booming textile and wool industry. The town was known for producing high-quality tweed and other woolen products. While large-scale textile manufacturing has declined, the town still retains some links to the industry, including the Heriot-Watt University School of Textiles and Design, which...

This photo captures a beautiful moment from a Scottish wedding we attended. In this image, Jack is wearing a traditional kilt outfit that exudes Scottish pride and elegance. His kilt, in a deep tartan pattern called "The Skirl" it is complemented by a mid blue Waistcoat , white shirt, and sporran, which add's to the classic Highlandwear look. Jack is holding hands with his bride, Holly, who looks stunning in a sleek, white gown. Her bouquet adds a touch of color and elegance to the scene. Holly and Jack  are walking along a quaint road, with lush greenery in the background,...