Rattray of Lude Tartan Mackay the Souza Nery Tartan has

the Souza Nery Tartan has evolved

Worn buttoned up and without a waistcoat

while the pleated panels are stitched on the back and side of the kilt for freedom of movement

with each unique design often associated with notable figures

interwoven in a classic checkered pattern

Rattray of Lude Tartan Mackay the Souza Nery Tartan hasHistorical Context The Rattray of Lude tartan has deep roots in Scottish heritage, tracing its origins back to the 18th century. This tartan is associated with the Rattray family, a clan that played a significant role in the history of Scotland. The Lude estate, located in Perthshire, has been the ancestral home of the Rattray clan. Historically, tartans were used to signify clan identity and territorial allegiance, often worn during significant