Skene Tartan Kilt Clark Kilt while red denotes courage and

while red denotes courage and the warriors’ spirit of the Murray Clan

Designed for the contemporary Scotsman or kilt enthusiast

the Dunlops were steadfast supporters of Robert the Bruce during the Scottish Wars of Independence

It is composed mainly of hues of blue and green and has the addition of black and yellow

symbolizing the modernity and prestige associated with the Thomson name

Skene Tartan Kilt Clark Kilt while red denotes courage andSkene 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