Gray Hunting Bespoke Tartan Kilt Munro Hunting Weathered The Davidson of Tulloch Dress

The Davidson of Tulloch Dress Tartan colors are dark green

with the extra "t" added by a branch of them who embraced Christianity as a symbol of the cross

The colors and pattern symbolize the rugged Scottish landscape and the resilience and bravery of the MacLellan clan

The 9th Earl was beheaded in 1685 for his part in the Monmouth Rebellion

The tartan is believed to have originated in the 16th century and was worn by members of the MacNaughton Clan

Gray Hunting Bespoke Tartan Kilt Munro Hunting Weathered The Davidson of Tulloch DressGray Hunting Tartan is an era neutral tartan design that does not have any particular connection to the Scottish clan. It is considered to be a universal tartan. It is accessible to anyone regardless of the lineage of their ancestors. The name may originate from the city of Gray which is located in Haute Saone, France. The first name for this name within Scotland has been Hugo de Gray in 1248 and was the witness of the act of Walter de Lundin. John