Macleod of Harris Tartan Fabric

Embrace Hebridean heritage with Macleod of Harris Tartan Fabric by the Yard, featuring the clan's iconic island pattern. This distinguished tartan showcases a deep dark green and midnight blue base, creating a sophisticated design perfect for traditional kilts, ceremonial attire, and heritage accessories that honor the Macleod of Harris lineage with the essence of the Scottish Isles.

Iconic Island Colorway: Features the authentic Macleod of Harris tartan pattern with its distinctive dark green and midnight blue base, symbolizing the landscapes and waters of the Hebridean islands that define the clan's heritage.

Premium Wool Blend: Crafted from 70% wool and 30% cotton for optimal comfort and drape (12 oz weight). Provides the perfect balance of warmth, structure, and versatility for year-round wear.

Deep Colorfast Properties: Advanced dyeing process ensures the dark green maintains its connection to island landscapes, and the midnight blue preserves its depth like Hebridean waters through repeated cleaning and wear.

Versatile Clan Applications: Ideal for traditional kilts, ceremonial jackets, clan accessories, and heritage home décor. The sophisticated palette works beautifully for Highland gatherings, island events, and formal occasions.

Authentic Hebridean Craftsmanship: Woven in Scotland using traditional methods that honor Macleod heritage while ensuring precise pattern alignment reflecting the Harris identity.

Customizable by the Yard: Available in 54" width—order precisely what you need from ties (1 yard) to full outfits (8 yards). The medium weight provides excellent drape and island presence.

This Macleod of Harris Tartan Fabric by the Yard offers a profound connection to Hebridean heritage. Whether creating ceremonial kilts, meaningful clan attire, or heritage accessories, this fabric embodies island identity through its distinctive dark green and midnight blue base—the colors of Harris landscapes and surrounding seas. Order by the yard today and craft with this piece of living Hebridean history!