There are 9 plaid variants available for the Gordon Clan, from Modern and Ancient to Dress and Weathered, with gorgeous green, blues and even red plaids, this Clan is truly spoilt for choice. But which is your favourite Gordon Clan Plaid?

The first documented effort to enforce a uniformity of tartan worn throughout an entire clan was in 1618, when Sir Robert Gordon of Gordonstoun wrote to Murry of Pulrossie requesting that he bring the plaids worn by his men into "harmony with that of his other septs".

The Gordon tartan is the regimental tartan of the famous Gordon Highlanders and was selected by the Alexander, the 4th Duke from a choice of three submitted by William Forsyth, a weaver and...

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Shop Gordon tartan fabric, clothing and accessories and discover their history. The Gordon family became involved in a deadly battle for power between…

Crest: Issuant from a crest coronet Or a stag’s head (affrontée) Proper attired with ten tines Or. Motto: Bydand (Remaining) Origin of Name: Placename, Berwickshire. Badge: Rock Ivy. Lands: Strathbogie, Deeside, and Aberdeen. Clan Chief: The Most Hon. Marquis of Huntly.

Crest: Issuant from a crest coronet Or a stag’s head (affrontée) Proper attired with ten tines Or. Motto: Bydand (Remaining) Origin of Name: Placename, Berwickshire. Badge: Rock Ivy. Lands: Strathbogie, Deeside, and Aberdeen. Clan Chief: The Most Hon. Marquis of Huntly.

Celebrate your heritage with Gordon clan tartan history, kilts and other apparel. Find the piece for you that represents the official Gordon clan tartan.

Gordon Tartans 12 variations. Each tartan can have multiple variations, the most common of which are Ancient, Modern, Weathered, Hunting and Dress

An arisaid is a plaid in silk or fine wool and in the southern United States sometimes cotton. It is belted around the waist and then either up over the shoulder or over the head as a veil. Ginny Gordan (left) is wearing a traditional arisaid over a skirt and blouse.