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The Real Deal: Scottish Sporrans Made to Last

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The Real Deal: Scottish Sporrans Made to Last

  At Tartan Plus Tweed, we’re proud to stock a stunning new range of sporrans made right here in Scotland by the renowned Margaret Morrison. These are not just accessories – they’re handcrafted pieces of Highland tradition, made with care, skill, and attention to every detail. Whether you're dressing for a formal event or heading to the local ceilidh, there’s a sporran to suit your style: What sets these sporrans apart?👉 Made in Scotland – Authentic craftsmanship from one of Scotland’s most respected makers.👉 Suede Interior – A soft, luxurious lining that protects your belongings.👉 Practical Pouch – Designed with...

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The Gatherings of the Scottish Borders: A Celebration of Pride, Tradition, and Community 2025

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The Gatherings of the Scottish Borders: A Celebration of Pride, Tradition, and Community 2025

As we hit another year witht he Gatherings in full swing Throughout the summer months, towns and villages across the Scottish Borders come alive with colour, music, and heartfelt tradition during what is fondly known as The Gatherings. These are no ordinary festivals — they are proud, deeply rooted celebrations of community spirit, heritage, and the history that ties the Borders towns together.  A Living Tradition The Border Gatherings trace their origins back to centuries-old riding customs, when townspeople would ride the boundaries of their land to protect against invasion or encroachment. Over time, this practice evolved into ceremonial ridings...

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How to Look After Your Kilt

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How to Look After Your Kilt

A kilt is more than just a garment—it’s an investment, often purchased once or twice in a lifetime. When properly cared for, a kilt can last for generations, becoming a cherished family heirloom. To help ensure your kilt stands the test of time, here are some practical steps you can follow. The main enemies of a kilt’s longevity are: dampness, physical damage, harsh chemicals, and insect infestations. 1. Damp: Scotland’s Favourite Weather Anyone who knows Scottish weather will know—rain is inevitable. We even have a word for those grey, rainy days: Dreich! If you get caught in a downpour while wearing...

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New Tartan for Kilt Hire Scottsih Borderland Weathered

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New Tartan for Kilt Hire Scottsih Borderland Weathered

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...

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Irish Tartans

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Irish Tartans

St. Patrick’s Day is a time of celebration, a day when the world turns green in honour of Ireland’s patron saint. From parades to pints of Guinness, this beloved holiday is a vibrant expression of Irish culture and identity. But beyond the shamrocks and festivities, one often-overlooked tradition stands out—Irish tartans

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