Anderson Old Tartan Yair Emerald representing the rugged terrain and

representing the rugged terrain and rich history of the Loch Tummel area

making it ideal for both everyday and special occasions

This design reflects a modern interpretation of Scottish history

The tartan was fashioned in Wales to honour Owain Glyn Dwy who was named the Welsh prince in 1406

this tartan reflects the traditional check style prevalent in the midlands and lowlands of Scotland

Anderson Old Tartan Yair Emerald representing the rugged terrain andHistorical Significance The Anderson Old Tartan has its roots deeply embedded in Scottish history, originating from the Scottish Highlands. Tartan was traditionally worn by clans as a symbol of identity and allegiance, serving as a visual representation of family heritage. The Anderson clan, known for their steadfastness and loyalty, played a significant role in various Scottish conflicts, particularly during the Jacobite risings in the 18th century.