Crafted with meticulous care by our master weavers here in Scotland, this luxurious scarf is designed to be wrapped as a stole, draped as a cape, or worn as a voluminous scarf. Its delicate softness is luxurious to the senses, suitable for everyone regardless of age.

It will arrive beautifully presented and ready for gifting.

100% Supersoft brushed merino lambswool, 182cm x 72cm.

Made to Order - up to 3 weeks due to high demand (excluding Great Scot's Christmas and New Years holidays: 22nd December 2023 to 8th January 2024)

- This is a made to order item (up to 4 weeks due to high demand excluding Great Scot's Christmas and New Years holidays: 22nd December 2023 to 8th January 2024)

Here is a little more information about this historic tartan:

Gov. Tartan No. 1. This sett is based on Logan's 'Sutherland' tartan. Various thread counts appear in Wilson's pattern books of roughly the same proportions. Documents show that this was the tartan appointed for the Highland Companies in 1725 and later for the Black Watch in 1739. Slightly different count from 42nd Regiment. In 1725, General George Wade, the commander of British forces in North Britain, authorised the formation of six independent companies of troops to police the Highlanders. One company was raised by Col. William Grant of Ballindalloch. The companies were known locally as the 'Black Watch' and were eventually consolidated to form the 43rd (later 42nd) Royal Highland Regiment. The Independent Companies wore a dark blue, black and green plaid which was woven by over sixty weavers in Strathspey, the country of Clan Grant