Lambswool Tartan Throws and Blankets

This Lambswool Rug in Anderson Tartan is beautifully soft made from the finest 100% Lambswool. This rug will add comfort and style however you wish to use it. Ideal for the home, motor car and outdoor events, it offers the perfect mix of practicality and luxury and is both lightweight and warm. The perfect treat for yourself or as a gift for someone special. The Anderson Tartan represents the Family Anderson which is now fairly common throughout Scotland and the name Anderson is first recorded in Peebles and Dumfries during the later 13th century. Thereafter there were families of the name in Edinburgh, Aberdeen and Banffshire, and amongst the oldest branches are those of Downhill, Westerbreck and Candacraig. In the Highlands the name takes the form MacAndrew which like Anderson, means "son of Andrew". Little John MacAndrew of Dalnahatnich, was a famous archer and his exploits against cattle thieves are still retold in his native glen. The MacAndrews of the Inverness area are claimed as septs of Clan Chattan, but the Andersons, as a family, are generally regarded as septs of Clan Ross. Learn More

This Lambswool Throw in Auld Scotland Tartan is beautifully soft made from the finest 100% Lambswool. This throw will add comfort and style however you wish to use it. Ideal for the home, car and outdoor events, it offers the perfect mix of practicality and luxury and is both lightweight and warm. The perfect treat for yourself or as a gift for someone special. Learn More

This Lambswool Throw in Black Watch Tartan is beautifully soft made from the finest 100% Lambswool. This throw will add comfort and style however you wish to use it. Ideal for the home, motor car and outdoor events, it offers the perfect mix of practicality and luxury and is both lightweight and warm. The perfect treat for yourself or as a gift for someone special. The Black Watch tartan bears the name of the famous 42nd Royal Highland Regiment (The Black Watch), the premier Highland Regiment. First raised in 1729, as four Independent Companies of Highlanders to patrol and keep the peace within the Highlands. Their complement was increased in 1739 and the companies formed into a regiment. The Black Watch has a long record of military service to the nation. They were called "Freiceadan Dubh" by the Highlanders in allusion to the sombre colours of their tartan and to their employment as Watchers over the Highlands. the tartan is claimed to be of Campbell origin. Learn More

This Lambswool Throw in Buchanan Berry Tartan is beautifully soft made from the finest 100% Lambswool. This throw will add comfort and style however you wish to use it. Ideal for the home, car and outdoor events, it offers the perfect mix of practicality and luxury and is both lightweight and warm. The perfect treat for yourself or as a gift for someone special. Learn More

This Lambswool Throw in Buchanan Blue Tartan is beautifully soft made from the finest 100% Lambswool. This throw will add comfort and style however you wish to use it. Ideal for the home, car and outdoor events, it offers the perfect mix of practicality and luxury and is both lightweight and warm. The perfect treat for yourself or as a gift for someone special. Learn More

This Lambswool Throw in Camel Thomson Tartan is beautifully soft made from the finest 100% Lambswool. This throw will add comfort and style however you wish to use it. Ideal for the home, car and outdoor events, it offers the perfect mix of practicality and luxury and is both lightweight and warm. The perfect treat for yourself or as a gift for someone special. Learn More

This Lambswool Throw in City of Edinburgh Tartan is beautifully soft made from the finest 100% Lambswool. This throw will add comfort and style however you wish to use it. Ideal for the home, motor car and outdoor events, it offers the perfect mix of practicality and luxury and is both lightweight and warm. The perfect treat for yourself or as a gift for someone special. Learn More

This Lambswool Throw in Douglas Navy Tartan is beautifully soft made from the finest 100% Lambswool. This throw will add comfort and style however you wish to use it. Ideal for the home, car and outdoor events, it offers the perfect mix of practicality and luxury and is both lightweight and warm. The perfect treat for yourself or as a gift for someone special. Learn More

This Lambswool Rug in Gordon Dress Tartan is beautifully soft made from the finest 100% Lambswool. This throw will add comfort and style however you wish to use it. Ideal for the home, motor car and outdoor events, it offers the perfect mix of practicality and luxury and is both lightweight and warm. The perfect treat for yourself or as a gift for someone special. Gaelic Name: Gordanach Motto: Bydand (Remaining) Badge: Issuant from a crest coronet or a stag's head (affrontée) Proper attired with ten tines The original name was Adam before taking territorial name from Gordon in Berwickshire where they held lands. Sir Adam of Gordon was a supporter of Robert the Bruce and travelled to Rome to ask the Pope to reverse Bruce’s excommunication, served after Bruce killed Comyn in a church. The king gave the Earl of Atholl’s confiscated lands of Strathbogie in Aberdeenshire to the Gordons. The castle there became known as Huntly and Sir Alexander Gordon was created Earl of Huntly in 1449. Their near-regal status earned their chiefs the still used nickname Cock o' the North. During the Reformation, they fought with the men of Mary Queen of Scots, resulting in Huntly dying in battle and his son being beheaded before her. By the time of Montrose they had become supportive of the Scottish crown. Huntly was captured in 1647, then beheaded after two years in jail. During the Risings of 1715 and 1745 there were Gordons on both sides. The 2nd Duke of Gordon followed the Jacobites in 1715, but the 3rd Duke supported the Hanovarians by the time of the 1745, while his brother raised two regiments against him at Culloden. Learn More