Squash Scottish Open Tartan Duncan Ancient Kilt appealing to those who appreciate

appealing to those who appreciate both the past and present

Sir William Murray Jardine of Applegarth the 13th Baronet of Applegarth is the Clan's 24th Chief Jardine and Head of Arms

The yellow lines symbolize hope and optimism

Fraser Kilt

Heavyweight: The kilt is made from a heavy weight fabric to ensure durability and longevity

Squash Scottish Open Tartan Duncan Ancient Kilt appealing to those who appreciateHistorical Context The Squash Scottish Open Tartan reflects a deep rooted heritage that dates back to the 16th century in Scotland. Originally, tartans were woven by clans as a means of identification and tradition. Each pattern carries the story of a clan, its values, and its history. Notable figures in Scottish history, such as clan chiefs and warriors, wore tartans to signify their allegiance, making them symbols of pride and unity. Today, the