Maitland Chief Tartan Hubbard Foundation of Scotland Our commitment to custom craftsmanship

Our commitment to custom craftsmanship and ethical practices ensures that every piece is made with high-quality materials and rigorous quality assurance

This particular tartan honors those who served during Operation Iraqi Freedom

The tartan holds significant cultural importance

and one of his descendants was killed in the Battle of Pinkie in 1547 while performing the duties of King's standard-bearer

The Redwood Tartan features a sophisticated pattern with shades of rich red and black

Maitland Chief Tartan Hubbard Foundation of Scotland Our commitment to custom craftsmanshipThe Maitland Chief Tartan is linked to the Maitland clan, a Lowland Scottish family with 12th century roots and ties to Normandy, France. The family rose to prominence in the 16th century through Sir Richard Maitland, holding influence in the Scottish Borders and serving the crown. The tartan was officially designed in 1953 for the Chief of Clan Maitland, adding a formal visual identity to the family. Today, the Earl of Lauderdale continues the clan's