Correction

All of the commonly woven Stewart tartans seem to be considered universal in the UK - there is a Stewart of Rothesay which is restricted.

I missed it as I had written it down as Stuart of Rothesay. It is, however, differenced - if the heraldic term is appropriate - having an extra stripe in the sett.

There is the possibility that the tartans are considered universal for British subjects because it is that of our Queen - which could be stretched to empire, and colonies and Commonwealth citizens maybe - outside those, then perhaps some connection to the family should be considered a requirement.

Anne the Pleater :ootd: