News, Events & Updates from Lochcarron of Scotland

The quaich is an iconic Scottish item steeped in tradition, representative of a shared experience in uniting clans, demonstrating trust and a sense of belonging. Discover more about the heritage of the quaich and why sipping a dram from this special Scottish cup is part of many celebrations in Scotland today.

Incorporating a tartan sash in your ladies’ highland dress outfit is a great way to show off your Scottish clan heritage and leaves you looking your best for that special event. If you are interested in how to style your sash traditionally or looking for inspiration for a more contemporary look, we have created this guide of some of the different ways you can wear your sash to fit your style.

This year Lochcarron of Scotland are sponsoring the Cycling Souters, a team of cyclists local to the Selkirk community where our mill is based in the Scottish Borders. The Souters are preparing to embark on a tough charity challenge this year, cycling from Selkirk to Italy to help Rob Wainwright deliver the match ball for the six-nation Italy v. Scotland rugby match taking place in Rome’s Stadio Olympico on the 9th of March 2024.

Lochcarron is a beautiful village, with a population of around 900, found in the Highlands of...

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 the very unique King Charles III tartan created for His Majesty and the significance of this timeless tradition.

We welcomed Susie Finlayson at our Lochcarron of Scotland Visitor Centre, Selkirk on the 6th of September with the tapestry panel for the Galashiels Interchange Panel Project. Holding this event allowed many of our colleagues and visitors to get involved and add a stitch to the beautiful panel.

Lochcarron of Scotland had the honour of hosting a visit from Their Majesties King Charles III...

A short, simple guide full of our kilting...

Although kilts are traditionally associated with Scotland, they are also long-established in Irish culture. Kilts are worn in Scotland and Ireland as a symbol of pride and a celebration of their Celtic heritage.