King Charles III tartan

[Jock Scot]

Time for a new collage

I would hold hard for a while, as some tartans may be redistributed around the family. Peter and I were hinting at this possibility earlier on in this thread. Time will tell.

[OC Richard]

I would hold hard for a while, as some tartans may be redistributed around the family. Peter and I were hinting at this possibility earlier on in this thread.

I think because my intent is to show the various tartans Charles has been seen wearing over the years (rather than being restricted to kilts he currently has or might wear in the future) it's appropriate to update the collage to include his new kilt.

[OC Richard]

I wonder if we will see this new one being worn in preference to some of those that are associated with titles he's now passed on to William.

I'm guessing that the civilian kilts involved would be

-Duke of Rothesay
-Duke of Rothesay Hunting
-Lord of the Isles Hunting

Would there be others?

[Jock Scot]

I think because my intent is to show the various tartans Charles has been seen wearing over the years (rather than being restricted to kilts he currently has or might wear in the future) it's appropriate to update the collage to include his new kilt.

Fair enough.

[figheadair]

I'm guessing that the civilian kilts involved would be

-Duke of Rothesay
-Duke of Rothesay Hunting
-Lord of the Isles Hunting

Would there be others?

If he choses to drop some then those would be the logical ones. That said, he has worn both DoR tartan since becoming King. But that was before he had his own.

The other one he's not worn is a while is the Hodden Grey. I don't know if he is still C-in-C of the Toronto Scottish.

[figheadair]

A good blog piece from Lochcarron about weaving the King Charles III tartan.