Gow Modern Tartan Tie

Gow Modern 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 Gow Modern is a red based tartan with green and blue checks. This name is of Gaelic origin and comes from gobha, meaning a smith. It also takes the form of Magobhann, purely an occupational surname, the work of the smith being common in all clans. People of the name are now claimed as septs of Clan Macpherson and to

King of Scots

the Gordon Red Weathered is a muted brown and grey-based tartan with orange and white overchecks

the Cockburn Modern is a blue and bottle green based tartan with a red and yellow overcheck

and it became popular with ladies who were anti government and pro-Jacobite

which was used in the maturation of Scotch whisky

the Drummond Modern is a red and green based tartan

and originates from the ancients lands of Kincardineshire

For bravery at the Battle of Largs in 1263 Hervey de Cunningham received the lands of Kilmaur's from the King

the MacInnes Hunting Modern is a traditional green-based tartan with yellow and red overchecks

near Inverness

but other clans encroaching means their territory was reduced to Cowal

blue and white overchecks