Skene Tartan Kilt cornish kilts engaging prominently in Scotland’s national

engaging prominently in Scotland’s national conflicts and expansions

emblematic of Scotland’s proud maritime heritage

and the unwavering commitment to a world where everyone can live openly and authentically

The MacLeod of Raasay Tartan is associated with the MacLeod clan

Skene Tartan Kilt cornish kilts engaging prominently in Scotland’s nationalSkene Tartan Kilt The origins of Clan Skene trace back to the 11th century, woven with a legendary tale involving the Robertson clan. According to tradition, a younger son of the Robertson chief of Struan saved the life of the Scottish king by bravely slaying a wild wolf with only a small dagger, or sgian dubh. In recognition, the king granted him land and the name "Skene," meaning "dagger" in Gaelic. The Skene Tartan features dark green, red, and