BURNS CHECK Choose:By the metre There is also a Dunbar

There is also a Dunbar district tartan (#1236

a romantic history of Scottish dress produced in 1842 by the Sobieski brothers

The Firth of Lorne is an ever changing tidal tapestry and like our tweed reveals threads of vibrant blues from the brightest summer skies to the darkest sapphire storm clouds

Tartan shared with Black Watch & Grant Hunting

Wilson supplied the MacLeods

BURNS CHECK Choose:By the metre There is also a DunbarAlmost 50 years ago the late Baron Marchand of Messrs George Harrison & Co. of Edinburgh explained to E. S. Harrison of Johnstons of Elgin, how the Burns Check came about. He related that he had been approached by a friend from 'The Scotsman' newspaper with the suggestion that he create a Robert Burns tartan. The first idea had been to base it on the Campbell a clan with which the Burns family were connected but after much discussion it was decided