Lochcarron Graphite Tartan Tie

Lochcarron Graphite Tartan TieLochcarron of Scotland's range of tartan ties provide a stylish addition to any outfit. Made with 100% pure new wool tartan fabric, the Lochcarron Graphite is a modern classic, developed in three shades of grey with black and a single red window pane. A contemporary classic for a more understated style. Made at Lochcarron's mill in the heart of the Scottish Borders. For delivery lead times, please see the information section below.

First recorded in Berwickshire in the 12th century

the Campbell of Breadalbane Modern is a classic blue and green based tartan with yellow overchecks

the last clan battle against the MacDonnells

The name is said to have originated from Borthwick Water

He was killed in 1164 when engaged in the battle against King Malcolm IV

The origin of this tartan is uncertain and it is generally accepted as a district tartan

this Abercrombie Modern tartan tie is a navy and green based tartan with a white overcheck

but in 1594 they obtained the lands of Strathardel

Gillespie MacLachlan was a member of King Robert the Bruce's first parliament in St Andrews in 1308

the MacKenzie Modern is a traditional green-based tartan with shades of blue and a red overcheck

Affection for tartan cloth crossed the Atlantic first with Scottish regiments

but the name is recorded in 1260 in Perthshire