MacPherson Tartan Kilt

Posted by Trend on September 12th, 2018

The MacPherson Tartan Kilt is a colorful display of a modern tartan, giving you the chance to play around with color and go for a more intricate and bold appearance.
This kilt features blue and red as its main colors, providing a nice backdrop for the other colors to take their place. A rich forest green is found placed symmetrically throughout the tartan. A thin, sunny yellow line runs in a pattern both horizontally and vertically to help separate out the tartan pattern. MacPherson.  
This kilt is available in any waist size or hip size you wear and at any length you desire.This kilt features blue and red as its main colors, providing a nice backdrop for the other colors to take their place.
A rich forest green is found placed symmetrically throughout the tartan MacPherson is one of several Highland names that have ecclesiastical origins, literally it means ‘son of the parson’.  The Gaelic word ‘pearsan’ was borrowed, via the French ‘parsone’, from the Latin word ‘persona’, i.e. someone of rank.
 An occupational name such as parson, smith etc. was common throughout the Highlands, and these MacPhersons, MacGowans etc. were widely distributed.
There were families of these names living under the protection of clans other than those of their own name, for example, a small sept of Campbells in Glassary, Argyllshire bore the name