Braddock isn’t one of the old Highland clan names, and there’s no point pretending it comes with centuries of documented clan history. It’s a name some families carry with real attachment, and a tartan is a fair way to wear it, origins or not.
What we can describe is the cloth itself: a black ground crossed with white overcheck lines, warm amber and orange stripes, and fine threads of navy. It’s a darker, quieter tartan than the bright clan reds, which makes it easy to wear and easy to pair with a plain jacket and sporran.
It suits the occasions any tartan does: a wedding, a Highland Games, a Tartan Day gathering, a Burns Night. Wear it with a ghillie shirt and a kilt belt for an easy look, and top it with a Balmoral or Glengarry. If the Braddock name means something to you, that’s reason enough to wear it.
Braddock Tartan Kilt Features
- Black-based sett with white overcheck, amber and orange stripes, and fine navy lines
- Woven in tartan wool blend
- 5-yard standard, with 8-yard available for deeper pleating and heavier drape
- Knife-pleated at the back with a flat front apron
- Leather straps and metal buckles
- Built to the measurements you choose here on the product page, not a fixed size
- Add a matching sporran, jacket, and accessories on the page to complete your outfit
- Suited to weddings, Highland Games, and Tartan Day gatherings
Gregor Stewart –
I wore the Clan Braddock Premium Tartan Kilt to a family gathering and it drew so many compliments. Strong stitching, heavy fabric, and a real sense of pride wearing it.