Lamont Tartan
Clan Lamont is a Highland clan with ancient Celtic roots and a legacy marked by strength, perseverance, and dignity. The Lamont Tartan embodies this tradition through a carefully designed range of products celebrating ancestry and Scottish pride.
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Lamont Tartan
Lamont 2 Tartan
Lamont Ancient Tartan
Lamont Modern Tartan
Lamont Tartans
4 variations
The Lamont Tartan features a fresh and striking design defined by its cool and vibrant tones. Bright blue forms the prominent squares, establishing an uplifting foundation that feels energetic yet composed. Bold green bands intersect the blue background, introducing a natural, earthy contrast that grounds the overall pattern. Black threads are woven throughout the intersections, adding depth and framing the key elements with strength and balance. Fine white lines trace across the grid, outlining the design with precision and clarity. This tartan combines brightness and structure, reflecting both the noble spirit and dynamic energy of Clan Lamont.
Common variations of this tartan include: Lamont Tartan, Lamont 2 Tartan, Lamont Ancient Tartan, and Lamont Modern Tartan
Explore the history of Clan Lamont
How it all started
Territories
Clan Lamont is of ancient Dalriadic origin, descending from the royal House of O’Neill in Ireland. They settled in Cowal, Argyll, where they became prominent landholders. Once rivals of the Campbells, the Lamonts suffered devastating losses during the 1646 Dunoon Massacre, which saw many clanspeople killed. Despite this tragedy, the Lamont name survives as a proud Highland lineage with deep Gaelic roots.
Clan Chief
The current Chief is Rev. Peter Noel Lamont of that Ilk. The crest features a hand holding a sword, and the motto “Ne parcas nec spernas” (Neither spare nor despise) symbolizes honor and resilience. Clan Lamont societies continue to preserve the clan’s Gaelic heritage and tragic but proud history.
Lamont Territories
Location: Cowal Peninsula, Argyll
Clan Lamont held lands in Cowal Peninsula, Argyll, an area marked by its strategic location and historical significance. Their influence was closely tied to control of local routes, agricultural strength, or alliances with neighboring clans.
Though not all branches maintained grand castles, the family presence shaped the development of surrounding territories. In many cases, remnants of towers, fortified houses, or clan seats still echo their legacy today.
The heritage of Clan Lamont remains deeply rooted in this landscape — not solely through buildings, but through centuries of tradition, leadership, and local prominence.