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The Mill

  1. The Weaving of a Royal Tartan | The King Charles III Tartan

    The Weaving of a Royal Tartan | The King Charles III Tartan

    Scotland’s rich cultural heritage is often celebrated through its traditional crafts and fabrics. One such craft is the art of weaving tartan, which holds a special place in the heart of the nation. At Lochcarron of Scotland we have been weaving tartan for generations, creating exquisite patterns and designs. Here, we explore the fascinating world of weaving a very unique tartan created for His Majesty and the significance of this timeless tradition.

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  2. The King and Queen Visit Lochcarron Of Scotland

    The King and Queen Visit Lochcarron Of Scotland

    Lochcarron of Scotland had the honour of hosting a visit from their majesties King Charles III and Queen Camilla at our weaving mill in Selkirk on the 6th July 2023, as part of Holyrood Week. The King and Queen were warmly welcomed by the Lochcarron team, including Dawn Robson-Bell Managing Director, who guided them through the […]

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  3. Our Strome Scottish Wool Kilt Cloth

    Our Strome Scottish Wool Kilt Cloth

    As the world’s leading manufacturer of tartan, we feel it is important to adapt and develop with what is becoming one of the most important influencing factors of modern times, environmental sustainability. Our 100% Scottish Wool Strome Kilt premium quality cloth does just that! As of April 2023, we have sourced fleece from Scottish-farmed Romney Marsh sheep allowing us to complete the journey towards creating a 100% Scottish wool product.

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  4. The Muir Project | Trakke X Carryology Tartan

    The Muir Project | Trakke X Carryology Tartan

    Summer of 2022 seen the start of a very exciting project for Lochcarron of Scotland. The Muir Project blends exploration and collaboration with a genuine fashion forward approach. Undoubtedly, as the World’s Leading Manufacturer of Tartan, we were thrilled to be a part of this unique design project! A Little Insight into the Brands Involved […]

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  5. Commonwealth Games Scotland - Team Scotland 2022

    Commonwealth Games Scotland - Team Scotland 2022

    Producing the Team Scotland Commonwealth Games 2022 Tartan At Lochcarron of Scotland, we are incredibly proud to support and weave the new Team Scotland tartan for the Commonwealth Games 2022. Designed by Scottish fashion designer, whose kilts have been worn by many personalities. Siobhan MacKenzie has brought a modern twist to the traditional formalwear to […]

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  6. The Steps to Hope SCIO Tartan

    The Steps to Hope SCIO Tartan

    Offering support groups and awareness programmes to the homeless and those suffering from addiction. Steps to Hope are an Edinburgh based organisation that is committed to bettering one of the most common social problems we face today. Steps to Hope and Lochcarron This collection was launched on the 10th October 2021 for World’s Homeless Day.  […]

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  7. The Red Red Rose Tartan

    The Red Red Rose Tartan

    Beautifully crafted at Lochcarron of Scotland here in the Scottish Borders, The Red Red Rose tartan was launched on the 25th of January 2020, bringing together Burns Night and Chinese New Year. While festivities took place across the globe for both events, at Lochcarron of Scotland we commemorated the double celebration with this exclusive tartan. […]

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  8. Weaving the RDA Official Tartan

    Weaving the RDA Official Tartan

    In 2019, Lochcarron of Scotland created the official tartan for the Riding for the Disabled Association in celebration of the charity’s 50-year anniversary. We’re delighted to share an insight into the design process and production of the bright, colourful official RDA tartan.

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  9. How is Tartan Made?

    How is Tartan Made?

    Commonly associated with Scotland, tartan is a woven cloth consisting of interlacing threads creating a pattern. This pattern is known as the sett. In addition, tartan is recognised all over the world as a symbol of Scottish heritage. Used to create traditional Scottish kilts, bagpipes, and fashion apparel and accessories, it can be seen on […]

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