Lammie
Lammie Tartan Collection
Honour an old Angus name with the Lammie collection — a family of the eastern Lowlands, an old and kindly name of the Angus country by the Tay.
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About the Lammie Tartan
The Lammie name is an old one of Angus, in the eastern Lowlands of Scotland. It is generally explained as a pet or diminutive form of Lamb — itself a byname of gentleness, or from an old personal name — softened in the kindly Scots way to Lammie. An old armigerous family name, the Lammies held their place among the families of Angus for many generations.
Whether you bear the Lammie or Lamb name, descend from Angus, or simply admire an old name of the eastern Lowlands, this collection brings a Lammie tartan into wearable apparel, everyday accessories, home decor and meaningful heritage gifts.
Lammie Tartan Colours
The collection draws on cool, handsome colours of green and blue crossed with black and lifted by fine lines — the green of the Angus fields and the blue of the Tay, a gentle, dignified palette for an old and kindly name of the east.
Who Is This Collection For?
The Lammie collection is a meaningful choice for the Lammie and Lamb family, descendants of Angus and the eastern Lowlands, those with Forfar or Dundee connections, and anyone drawn to an old name of the Angus country.
- Lammie & Lamb family
- Angus roots
- Forfar & Dundee ties
- Family gatherings
- Birthday & Christmas gifts
- Everyday tartan style
Lammie Family Heritage
The Lammies appear in the old records of Angus, one of the small but enduring families of that eastern county, where the name was long established in the country around Forfar and the Tay. Like many such families, they lived by their lands and their labour, in the farms and burghs of the Angus lowlands.
The name Lammie, with its gentle sound, is a good example of the Scots habit of forming affectionate diminutives, and it endured quietly through the centuries in its Angus homeland. Carried in time by emigrants across the seas, the Lammie name keeps its old link to the fertile country of Angus where it began.
Lammie Tartan FAQ
Quick answers about the Lammie name, the tartan its members wear, and why Lammie products make meaningful Scottish heritage gifts.
Is there a Lammie tartan?
Yes — those of the Lammie name may wear a Lammie tartan, in the cool green and blue of their Angus homeland.
Where does the Lammie name come from?
It is generally explained as a pet or diminutive form of Lamb, softened in the Scots way to Lammie; it is an old Angus name.
Is Lammie related to Lamb?
Yes — Lammie is understood as an affectionate diminutive of Lamb, a common way of forming names in Scots.
Where was the Lammie name found?
Chiefly in Angus, in the eastern Lowlands, in the country around Forfar and the Tay.
Who can wear the Lammie tartan?
Anyone of the Lammie or Lamb name, or with Angus roots, can wear a Lammie tartan.
Is Lammie tartan a good gift?
Yes. Lammie products make thoughtful gifts for family members, gatherings, birthdays, Christmas and Scottish heritage celebrations.
Carry the Lammie Name with Pride
Discover Lammie tartan apparel, accessories and gifts — honouring Angus, the Tay and an old and kindly name of the east.
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