Authentic Carruthers Tartan Wear and Accessories

Carruthers Wall Plaque, made in Scotland with the clan and familiy crest on the Carruthers tartan, see rendition to the left. Make a proud statement of who and what you are. P&P incl.

Our ladies sash, made in Scotland from 100% Scottish wool, is normally worn to compliment the tartan worn by their partner. It is commonly worn over the right shoulder, across the breat and secured by a pin/broach, in our case the Carruthers Broach sets it off well.The meanings of the colours in the tartan reflect our origins and history and are as follows: the green, purple and lilac represents our ancestral lands in Annandale, Dumfriesshire, Southwest Scotland; the red represents the blood spilt by Carruthers in defence of our family, lands and country, both in the armies of Scotland and as Border Reivers in their own right; the subtle white stripe, is in recognition of our family’s historic support for the Jacobite cause and the Royal House of Stuart.

Our ladies sash, made in Scotland from 100% Scottish wool, is normally worn to compliment the tartan worn by their partner. It is commonly worn over the right shoulder, across the breat and secured by a pin/broach, in our case the Carruthers Broach sets it off well. The meanings of the colours in the tartan reflect our origins and history and are as follows: the green, purple and lilac represents our ancestral lands in Annandale, Dumfriesshire, Southwest Scotland; the red represents the blood spilt by Carruthers in defence of our family, lands and country, both in the armies of Scotland and as Border Reivers in their own right; the subtle white stripe, is in recognition of our family’s historic support for the Jacobite cause and the Royal House of Stuart.

The Cap Badge/Broach has been designed not to weigh down cloth nor snag. It is the Crest of the Carruthers Chief blazoned a seraphim volant Proper. It is at least 400 years old and is an important part of the visual identity of Carruthers as such should not be changed. It is always portrayed as six wings, the upper and lower most in saltire (crossed) with the middle two spread as in flight and always carries an angelic head in the centre. This sits within a belt and buckle on which is enscribed the Chief’s motto: Promptus et Fidelis (Ready and Faithful) -Wear it with pride.

The Cap Badge/Broach has been designed not to weigh down cloth nor snag. It is the Crest of the Carruthers Chief blazoned a seraphim volant Proper. It is at least 400 years old and is an important part of the visual identity of Carruthers as such should not be changed. It is always portrayed as six wings, the upper and lower most in saltire (crossed) with the middle two spread as in flight and always carries an angelic head in the centre. This sits within a belt and buckle on which is enscribed the Chief’s motto: Promptus et Fidelis (Ready and Faithful) – Wear it with pride.

This bespoke and detailed lapel badge contains the Carruthers Chief’s crest enclosed in a circlet on which is enscribed the Chief’s motto: Promptus et Fidelis (Ready and Faithful) – Wear it with pride as it signifies who and what you are.

The Carruthers tartan tie, made in Scotland from 100% Scottish wool, reflects the official clan and family tartan as registered as such with the Scottish Register of Tartans. Again the meanings of the colours in the tartan reflect our origins and history and are as follows: the green, purple and lilac represents our ancestral lands in Annandale, Dumfriesshire, Southwest Scotland; the red represents the blood spilt by Carruthers in defence of our family, lands and country, both in the armies of Scotland and as Border Reivers in their own right; the subtle white stripe, is in recognition of our family’s historic support for the Jacobite cause and the Royal House of Stuart.

The Carruthers tartan tie, made in Scotland from 100% Scottish wool, reflects the official clan and family tartan as registered as such with the Scottish Register of Tartans. Again the meanings of the colours in the tartan reflect our origins and history and are as follows: the green, purple and lilac represents our ancestral lands in Annandale, Dumfriesshire, Southwest Scotland; the red represents the blood spilt by Carruthers in defence of our family, lands and country, both in the armies of Scotland and as Border Reivers in their own right; the subtle white stripe, is in recognition of our family’s historic support for the Jacobite cause and the Royal House of Stuart.

This bespoke Sgian Dubh carries the Carruthers clan and family crest badge, normally worn in sock on the right, it is a superb additive to your highland wear. It carries the Crest of the Carruthers Chief blazoned a seraphim volant Proper. It is at least 400 years old and is an important part of the visual identity of Carruthers as such should not be changed. It is always portrayed as six wings, the upper and lower most in saltire (crossed) with the middle two spread as in flight and always carries an angelic head in the centre. This sits within a belt and buckle on which is enscribed the Chief’s motto: Promptus et Fidelis (Ready and Faithful) – Wear it with pride.

This bespoke Sgian Dubh carries the Carruthers clan and family crest badge, normally worn in the sock on the right, it is a superb additive to your highland wear. It carries the Crest of the Carruthers Chief blazoned a seraphim volant Proper. It is at least 400 years old and is an important part of the visual identity of Carruthers as such should not be changed. It is always portrayed as six wings, the upper and lower most in saltire (crossed) with the middle two spread as in flight and always carries an angelic head in the centre. This sits within a belt and buckle on which is enscribed the Chief’s motto: Promptus et Fidelis (Ready and Faithful) – Wear it with pride.

This bespoke Kilt Pin carries the Carruthers clan and family crest badge, normally worn on the kilt on the right, it is a superb additive to your highland wear. It carries the Crest of the Carruthers Chief blazoned a seraphim volant Proper. It is at least 400 years old and is an important part of the visual identity of Carruthers as such should not be changed. It is always portrayed as six wings, the upper and lower most in saltire (crossed) with the middle two spread as in flight and always carries an angelic head in the centre. This sits within a belt and buckle on which is enscribed the Chief’s motto: Promptus et Fidelis (Ready and Faithful) – Wear it with pride.

This bespoke Kilt Pin carries the Carruthers clan and family crest badge, normally worn on the kilt on the right, it is a superb additive to your highland wear. It carries the Crest of the Carruthers Chief blazoned a seraphim volant Proper. It is at least 400 years old and is an important part of the visual identity of Carruthers as such should not be changed. It is always portrayed as six wings, the upper and lower most in saltire (crossed) with the middle two spread as in flight and always carries an angelic head in the centre. This sits within a belt and buckle on which is enscribed the Chief’s motto: Promptus et Fidelis (Ready and Faithful) – Wear it with pride.

This bespoke set of Cuff Links carries the Carruthers clan and family crest badge, and are a superb additive to your highland wear. It carries the Crest of the Carruthers Chief blazoned a seraphim volant Proper. It is at least 400 years old and is an important part of the visual identity of Carruthers as such should not be changed. It is always portrayed as six wings, the upper and lower most in saltire (crossed) with the middle two spread as in flight and always carries an angelic head in the centre. This sits within a belt and buckle on which is enscribed the Chief’s motto: Promptus et Fidelis (Ready and Faithful) – Wear them with pride.

This bespoke set of Cuff Links carries the Carruthers clan and family crest badge, and are a superb additive to your highland wear. It carries the Crest of the Carruthers Chief blazoned a seraphim volant Proper. It is at least 400 years old and is an important part of the visual identity of Carruthers as such should not be changed. It is always portrayed as six wings, the upper and lower most in saltire (crossed) with the middle two spread as in flight and always carries an angelic head in the centre. This sits within a belt and buckle on which is enscribed the Chief’s motto: Promptus et Fidelis (Ready and Faithful) – Wear them with pride.

The potted history of our clan and family, can be framed and added to your wall.