Ferguson Ancient Tartan

Historical Significance

The Ferguson Ancient Tartan is closely linked to the Ferguson clan, or MacFhearghuis, which originates from Argyllshire. This clan includes families such as the Fergusons of Strachur, who claim descent from the Dalraida Royal House, and the Fergusons of Kilkerran, descended from Fergus, who received his possessions under a grant from King Robert I. Sir John Ferguson of Kilkerran, born in 1708, was made Baronet that same year. Specific records of the Ferguson tartan emerged in the 19th century, reflecting a revival of Scottish pride. The clan crest features a bee on a thistle, symbolizing hard work and resilience, in line with their motto, "Dulcius ex asperis" ("Sweeter after difficulties"). Today, the tartan is worn at clan gatherings, preserving their traditions and identity.

Color Scheme & Pattern

The Ferguson Ancient Tartan features muted colors, including dark green, deep blue, white, fiery orange, and black, complemented by subtle orange tones. Its pattern showcases a classic plaid design with narrow and wide stripes arranged symmetrically, creating a timeless representation of the clan's heritage and connection to Scotland.

Why Choose Us

At Scottish Kilt, our commitment to maintaining the authenticity and quality of traditional Scottish attire is unwavering. The Ferguson Ancient Tartan is meticulously woven, focusing on detailed craftsmanship and historical accuracy to create garments of the utmost quality. Made from the finest fabrics, our tartans ensure a direct connection to Scottish culture and guaranteed customer satisfaction. Celebrate your heritage and enhance your wardrobe with the Ferguson Ancient Tartan. Ideal for kilts, skirts, and a range of accessories, this tartan offers versatility and elegance. Discover the depth of Scottish tradition with Scottish Kilt and wear your tartan with pride. Order your Ferguson Ancient Tartan today and embrace the enduring legacy of Scotland!