Clan MacIntyre Hunting Tartan Kilt

Every MacIntyre wears green and navy in this hunting tartan, a pattern brighter than most setts that carry the hunting name.

The sett runs on deep green and navy blocks, crossed with fine red and white lines. Unlike most hunting tartans, which lean muted for the sake of camouflage, the MacIntyre Hunting sett keeps real vibrancy in its colours, first published in 1842 in the Vestiarium Scoticum.

The MacIntyres hold a long-standing place in Highland history as hereditary foresters of Glen Noe on Loch Etive in Argyll, a role tied closely to their name, which comes from the Gaelic for “son of the carpenter.” That connection to the forest and the land runs through their history as much as any battle record.

It suits Highland Games, weddings, Burns Night, or anyone with MacIntyre roots in Argyll. Pair it with an Argyll jacket, add a leather sporran, and finish with kilt hose.

Woven in tartan wool blend as a 5-yard kilt, or 8-yard for deeper pleating and heavier drape. Knife-pleated at the back with a flat front apron, fastened with leather straps and metal buckles. Made to your measurements, so send your waist and length and it is cut to fit.

MacIntyre Hunting Tartan Kilt Features

• MacIntyre Hunting sett: deep green and navy with red and white lines
• Woven in tartan wool blend; 5-yard standard, 8-yard option
• Knife-pleated back, flat front apron; leather straps and metal buckles
• Built to the measurements you choose on the product page
• Clan MacIntyre, hereditary foresters of Glen Noe, Argyll
• Add a matching jacket, sporran and accessories on the page to complete the outfit