Hart of Scotland
Hart of Scotland Tartan Collection
Honour a name of the stag with the Hart of Scotland collection — a beautiful modern tartan whose very name plays on the heart of Scotland and the noble hart of the hills, worn with pride by the Hart family and beyond.
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About the Hart of Scotland Tartan
The Hart of Scotland tartan is a handsome modern sett, woven at the famous Lochcarron of Scotland mill and registered in 1995 for the Hart family of Queensferry, on the Firth of Forth. Its name is a lovely double meaning — the "heart of Scotland," for the family's home at the very centre of the country, and the "hart," the noble stag from which the surname itself is drawn.
Whether you bear the Hart name, feel a bond with the heart of Scotland, or simply love a beautiful tartan, this collection brings the Hart of Scotland tartan into wearable apparel, everyday accessories, home decor and meaningful heritage gifts.
Hart of Scotland Tartan Colours
The Hart of Scotland tartan is a warm and handsome sett of russet and gold crossed with green and lifted by fine lines — the tawny colours of the hart and the autumn hills, with the green of the forests where the noble stag roams, a pattern as rich as the Scottish land itself.
Who Is This Collection For?
The Hart of Scotland collection is a meaningful choice for the Hart family, those with a bond to the heart of Scotland, lovers of a beautiful modern tartan, and anyone drawn to the noble symbol of the hart.
- Hart family members
- Lovers of the heart of Scotland
- Queensferry & Forth connections
- Family gatherings
- Birthday & Christmas gifts
- Everyday tartan style
Hart of Scotland Heritage
The surname Hart comes from the hart — the mature male red deer, or stag — a proud and ancient symbol of the Scottish hills, used from early times as a byname for a swift or noble person. The name is found across Scotland, England and Ireland, and the stag it names has long stood in Scottish heraldry and story for grace, strength and the wild beauty of the land.
The Hart of Scotland tartan was created in 1995, woven by Lochcarron of Scotland and registered for the Hart family of Queensferry — the old ferry town on the Firth of Forth, close to the geographic heart of the nation. Its evocative name, joining the "heart" of Scotland to the "hart" of the hills, has made it a much-loved tartan, worn with pride by the family and by all who feel its meaning.
Hart of Scotland Tartan FAQ
Quick answers about the Hart of Scotland tartan, who can wear it, and why it makes a meaningful Scottish heritage gift.
What is the Hart of Scotland tartan?
It is a modern tartan woven by Lochcarron of Scotland and registered in 1995 for the Hart family of Queensferry, in russet, gold and green.
What does the name mean?
It is a lovely double meaning — the "heart of Scotland," for the family's central home, and the "hart," the stag from which the Hart surname comes.
Where does the Hart surname come from?
From the hart — the mature male red deer, or stag — an old byname and a proud symbol of the Scottish hills.
Who can wear the Hart of Scotland tartan?
Anyone of the Hart name, or anyone who loves its meaning and the heart of Scotland, may wear this beautiful tartan.
Is it a clan tartan?
It is a family tartan, created for the Hart family; Hart is a family name rather than a clan with a chief.
Is Hart of Scotland tartan a good gift?
Yes. Hart of Scotland products make a meaningful gift for the Hart family and for anyone with a love of Scotland.
Celebrate the Hart of Scotland in Style
Discover Hart of Scotland tartan apparel, accessories and gifts — honouring the heart of Scotland, the noble hart of the hills and the Hart family name.
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