Keep it long, treasure it long.

A time-honored check pattern

Highland Tweeds is a brand renowned for creating high-quality items born from British tradition and advanced craftsmanship.

Superior comfort is the mark of authenticity

Highland Tweeds scarves are made in a historic weaving factory established in 1837, using lambswool. They are characterized by their incredibly soft, fluffy, and warm feel, without the unpleasant itchiness often associated with traditional wool products.

The factory, the only one in the UK that handles all processes from dyeing, blending, carding, spinning, warping, weaving, and finishing, maintains strict quality control. Furthermore, meticulous stitching, including a single stitch along the edges, prevents the fabric from unraveling.
In addition, the check patterns used in the products are correctly based on patterns certified by the Scottish Tartan Authority, a detail that is highly valued worldwide.

The History and Meaning of Tartan

Tartan is a fabric that originated in the Scottish Highlands, initially a plain woven fabric made of wool.
Originally created as a plant-dyed shawl to protect against the harsh cold, this woven fabric eventually came to refer to a multi-colored checkered pattern. In the Middle Ages, clans emerged in the Scottish Highlands, each governing their own region, and tartan became a pattern used to distinguish these clans. Similar to a family crest in Japan, tartan is, in principle, defined by having the same arrangement of warp and weft threads, resulting in a square check pattern. While tartan is now a staple pattern in fashion, it is a historically significant pattern born from the history of Scotland. Furthermore, even within a single clan, several tartans were used interchangeably depending on the time and occasion. These included the "clan tartan" for everyday wear, the "dress tartan" for formal occasions, the "hunting tartan" for hunting and sports, and the "mourning tartan" worn during periods of mourning. This reflects the British culture's strong affinity with fashion.

A Fashion Staple

Tartan, deeply rooted in Scottish culture, has various backgrounds depending on the pattern, but its timeless and easy-to-wear design makes it suitable for both business and casual occasions, establishing it as a fashion staple.
Highland Tweeds scarves, which can be worn for a long time regardless of the occasion, are items you'll want to casually collect two or three of to enjoy styling.

When you hold it in your hand, the moderately dense weave feels warm, and its softness and texture evoke a sense of nostalgia and comfort. The excellent color rendering sets it apart, and this scarf, which evokes the charm of old England, is a winter item you'll want to cherish for a long time. It's also recommended as a warm and heartfelt gift for the cold season.