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which first appeared in 1930
This tartan was originally supplied by William Wilson and Sons of Bannockburn to a Mr Kidd who used it to clothe the slaves on his West Indian plantation
''The MacQuarrie tartan now most often used is related to the red MacDonald
CURRENT STATUS: On weave (expected to be completed 31st March 2026)
STEWART OLD (ANCIENT) GENERAL which first appeared in 1930Also known as Ancient Stewart and Stewart of Bute 1963 Scottish Tartan Society notes: A sample of this sett is included in the Royal Tartans collection at the Scottish Tartans Society under the title `Stewart of Bute', but it is often regarded as the `Clan' tartan as distinct from the `Royal'. Captain Stuart Davidson, founder chairman of the Scottish Tartans Society, suggested that ''it belongs to the Stewarts of the Western Isles''. This is the
