He was commissioned by Dr George Carruthers FSA Scot, to design a Carruthers tartan that would reflect our family and its rich history. The green, purple and lilac in the tartan, represents the lands of our family’s origins in Annandale, Dumfriesshire, South West Scotland.

Jun 14, 2021 · Carruthers have never had a tartan of its own until one was registered in our name recently. In fact, there is no evidence that any Scottish clan or family had a tartan assigned to their name prior to the

It is therefore with the full consent and agreement of the Chief that the Carruthers Red (STR 11700) is the official Clan Carruthers tartan. Although all kiltmakers can make you a kilt or trews to order, they would have to order stock directly from our weavers.

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Shop Carruthers Tartans & Clan From Curtains to Clothing, use the filters below to navigate through everything we offer in Carruthers Tartans. Each tartan can have multiple variations, the most common of which are Ancient, Modern, Weathered, Hunting and Dress. Before 1860 fabrics were coloured using animal and vegetable dyes.

Because the Carruthers tartan is a special weave, it is not widely available. This means that Clan Carruthers members can instead wear Clan Bruce tartans, as Carruthers is a sept of Bruce.

Crest: A seraphim volant, Proper. Motto: Promptus Et Fidelis (Ready and faithful) Region: Lowlands. Clan Chief: Dr. Simon Peter Carruthers of Holmains. Carruthers is considered a sept of Clan Bruce. It is also an allied family of Clan Douglas. Global …

6 days ago · NB the Carruthers tartan represented here is officially recognised as the clan/family tartan of our name. The inaccurate use of the Bruce tartan on our artwork, denotes the family of Bruce and has never belonged to Carruthers, which has always been a stand alone name in its own right, with a chiefly line going back to the 11th century.

The Carruthers Tartan features a vibrant red background, complemented by dark green and black stripes. Thin yellow and white lines run through the pattern, adding contrast and depth.

As tartan has become ever more popular and synonymous with Scottish culture and heritage, it has become a defined visual signature associated with aspecific clan or family.