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Grant (1714 Tartan)
your tartan, your story
The Grant 1714 tartan is a historically inspired design based on early 18th-century Highland attire, notably described in a 1704 muster order and depicted in Richard Waitt’s 1714 portraits of Clan Grant figures. Reconstructed in 2023 by tartan historian Peter MacDonald for the 34th Chief, Sir Michael Grant of Grant, it features bold red and green tones and is one of the earliest clan tartans revived from visual evidence, linking modern craftsmanship with ancestral pride.
alterations are free
After you receive your finished trews if you need any minor alterations, take them to your local tailor shop and send us the bill. See our frequently asked questions for more information.
Our customers say
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"I was really impressed with how smooth the process was. I ordered a tartan sample, took some simple measurements and received a pair of custom trews a few weeks later."
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Paul
Aberdeen
Maclean Modern Hunting
how ordering trews works
Choose a tartan. We have over 250 available. Take some simple measurements. If you don't have a tape measure, order a tartan sample and measuring pack. This includes a measuring guide and a tape.
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Place your order and after checkout, email us with your measurements. Make sure to include your order number.
Sit back and relax. Once you receive your trews, if you need any adjustments, we can reimburse the cost of alterations.
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