Family Maxwell Tartan Kilt Proud Scottish Tradition

A Family Maxwell Tartan Kilt As is with the long tradition embedded among the noble Maxwell clan, one of Scotland's ancient and much-esteemed families, the Family Maxwell Tartan Kilt shows a unique pattern and colors characterizing the Maxwells - combined deep blues, greens, and reds in varying widths and squares.

A family from the Norman Maxwell clan settled in Scotland during the 12th century. The Maxwells were indeed loyal to the kings and enjoyed military glory. These qualities earned them considerable holdings and honours from various Scottish monarchs. Even by the 14th century, the Maxwells had become key players in the Borders region of Scotland.
Sir John Maxwell, also called "The Red," is perhaps the most popular character in the history of the Maxwells. He was a really vital person in the Wars of Scottish Independence. His loyalty to Robert the Bruce made him immensely popular among his own folks and established the house of Maxwell as a high ranking family in the aristocracy of Scotland.

As time and day passed by, Maxwells continued to serve Scotland faithfully. Its involvement in political landscapes and cultures has significantly contributed to the everyday progressions of Scotland. Their tartan wearing culture which set it apart with this unique pattern became the symbolic heritage of Maxwells' identity proudly donned by clan members and enthusiasts alike.

Today, the Family Maxwell Tartan Kilt is cherished as a fine Scottish heritage and tradition. This embodiment of the tartan kilt portrays that which defines the spirit and tenacity of the Maxwell clan in unity and resilience-a torch designed to remind Scots and fans of this great historical legacy worldwide.