Just registered today. I found the forum while

[McFarkus]

Welcome,

The Campbells actually use the Black Watch as a clan tartan so both you and your boy can be happy. Details here

Ditto,

The Campbells, Munros and Grants all adopted the Blackwatch as their clan tartan (these were some of the earliest "set" clan tartans. Tartans as we know them, assigned to specific clans were primarily a 19th century phenomenon and a lot of them were fantasies developed by the Sobieski brothers.

to a Campbell cousin.

[fudgeman]

from Charlotte, NC.

[McMathTX]

Good luck in your search. I think you're on the right track to hunt down what you need. And welcome from Fort Worth!
Dean

[macneighill]

Get a drink, a snack and, sit back and relax. Then . . enjoy :mrgreen:. There are so many people on here that, are a great resource. There's nothing else I can add to what's been posted, as I'm still learning myself .

from "Karst Kountry" . . beautiful Central Kentucky, USA

[Dr Mac]

, from Bryan/College Station! Although many enjoy the Balmoral for their bonnet, I wear the Glengarry myself (undiced, with red toorie). Glad to have you join the rabble!

[KiltedSkeleton]

Welcome from Sherwood, OR. Enjoy your stay.

[WBurns]

Another warm welcome from Charlotte. I would still check Stillwater for what it's worth.

[Mael Coluim]

from the Old Dominion State!

Sounds like you've jumped in with both feet!

[FreeDon!]

Welcome from Boulder CO!

Don

[Daibhidh O'Baoighill]

from WV! Ebay sometimes has used youth kilts at great prices. Many of these are wool. To answer your question about the MacGilivray tartan: Yes there is one and it is very similar to the MacDonnell of keppoch. I found this out as I thought I bought MacDonnell of Keppoch tartan for my great kilt/belted plaid, but found that it was missing a stripe. After further investigation I found that it was MacGillivray!