Clan maclean tartan

The clan maclean tartan is a handsome kilt that features bold red lines and plenty of other colors to support it. Thick red lines intersect at their horizontal and vertical points, creating a near solid red square at each intersection that is noticeable and bold. Supporting the red color is a rich forest green, and midnight blue stripes run throughout the tartan. clan maclean tartan Thin white and sunny yellow stripes add dimension and life to the look while providing the perfect amount of accent. This kilt is made to order and can be fitted to your specific size requirements and creative desires.The Kilt is synonymous with Celtic pride, and Scottish Kilt is proud to be a leading supplier of kilts for men and women worldwide. Founded in 2012, our specialty online kilt shop continues to grow year after year due to our commitments to quality, top-notch service and value for the money.Scottish Kilt is your one stop shop for Celtic apparel and accessories. Our collection goes beyond kilts to include sporrans, jackets, shirts, hats, kilt pins, belts, buckles, socks and shoes. We even carry flutes, lyra harps, bagpipes and practice chanters! The clan surname MacLean is an Anglicisation of the Scottish Gaelic MacGilleEathain. The family was powerful throughout the Hebrides and Highlands from the 9th century having strong allegiance with the catholic faith. They were befriended by the early kings of Scotland for their seamanship and their large number of vessels which were useful against the Viking raids in the 9th century.The founder of the clan was a Scots warlord descended from the royal Cenél Loairn named Gilleain na Tuaighe "Gillean of the Battleaxe", who lived circa Montrose. He was succeeded by his son Hector in 1649 who lost his life two years later at the Battle of Inverkeithing. He was succeeded by his young brother Alan who died in 1674 to leave another young heir. By 1697 the Campbells had gained possession of Duart as well as most of the Maclean estates due to the fact that the Macleans were so heavily in debt and forced to sell their lands. The Macleans were loyal to the Stuarts and the 5th Baronet, Sir John, fought for James VII at Killiecrankie in 1689. Maclean of Drimmin took charge of the clan during the '45; he died during the charge at Culloden. Duart Castle could not be maintained and fell to ruin. The 8th Baronet became a general, the 19th baronet, Sir Fitzroy, fought at the Battle of Sebastopol of 1854-55. The present chief's father became the Chief Scout of the Commonwealth and was the Lord Chamberlain to HM The Queen. He consequently became a life peer as Lord Maclean of Duart. As a result the clan is still represented on the Standing Council of Scottish Chiefs and there are various clan societies in existence across the world.

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