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These are official tartans that have been registered with the Internation Tartan Index, a registry that lists all registered tartans all over the world. Included in this set are:
Wallace: The official Clan tartan
MacLeod: The official Clan Tartan
Campbell of Lock Awe: An off-shoot of the Campbell Clan
Thompson: The Grey form of the Tartan
MacGregor: A special Dance Tartan.
These patterns can be used to recolor your men's kilt and tam-o-shanter with authenic Scottish Tartans! They are all found under the geometric heading.

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MacGregor Dance Red

Thompson Grey

Campbell of Loch Awe

Wallace Clan

McLeod of McLeod Small

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Clan Tartan Patterns

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tmross4

Published Feb 27, 2010

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There are 8 comments on this article

CuckooinNirvana ∙ Jul 16, 2013

Oh my god, this is so great! I'm descended from the Campbell clan on my paternal grandmother's side, from the Duke of Argyll, and I have a girls' kilt with our tartan on it, this is just awesome, now I can give my Simself a skirt just like the one I have in real life!

pepsiholic ∙ Sep 26, 2010

Thank you so much for finding these and sharing them! Your accuracy for the weaves is spot on, especially for MacGregor and Campbell clans. Again, thank you.

ByzantineGirl ∙ May 10, 2010

I love these tartan patterns as I can use them on my teenage girls skirts to make her look more emo.  I do appreciate the hard work you went to in making these and thank you for sharing. $\:D$

Niralyn ∙ Mar 12, 2010

Brilliant! Thank you so much for authentic tartan patterns (and not generic plaids).  Most people wouldn't care, but for those of us who'd prefer authenticity, we so appreciate your work! $\:rah\:$