MacKie Tartan
Blankets, clothing, ornaments and gifts in the MacKie tartan - each one made for you.
Part of Clan MacKie
MacKie Tartan Polo Shirt - Royal Coat Top
MacKie
£30.00
MacKie Tartan Polo Shirt - Lion Rampant Top
MacKie
£30.00
MacKie Tartan Polo Shirt - Believe In Top
MacKie
£30.00
MacKie Tartan Polo Shirt - Alba Celtic Top
MacKie
£30.00
MacKie Tartan Polo Shirt Top
MacKie
£30.00
MacKie Clan Unisex Polo Shirt - Celtic Top
MacKie
£30.00
MacKie Clan Polo Shirt Viking Wolf Top
MacKie
£30.00
MacKie Clan - Military Polo Shirt Top
MacKie
£30.00
MacKie Tartan Crest Badge Aloha Hawaiian Shirt Top
MacKie
£33.00
MacKie Tartan Christmas Ugly Sweater Top
MacKie
£49.00
MacKie "Merry Christmas" Tartan Acrylic Ornament
MacKie
£17.00
MacKie Tartan Crest Heart Ceramic Ornament
MacKie
£15.00
MacKie Tartan Tartan Crest Gnome Round Ceramic Ornament
MacKie
£15.00
MacKie Tartan Crest Round Ceramic Ornament
MacKie
£15.00
MacKie Tartan Crest Star Ceramic Ornament
MacKie
£15.00
MacKie Tartan Christmas Tree Skirt
MacKie
£37.00
MacKie Tartan Halloween Pumpkin Slippers, Fluffy Spooky Footwear
MacKie
£30.00
MacKie Tartan Crest Christmas Santa Hat Headwear
MacKie
£20.00
MacKie Tartan Christmas Ceramic Ornament Highland Cows
MacKie
£12.00
MacKie Tartan Crest Table Runner Cotton
MacKie
£32.00
MacKie Tartan Christmas Ugly Sweater Top
MacKie
£37.00
MacKie Tartan Scottish Lion Hawaiian Shirt Top
MacKie
£33.00
MacKie Tartan Saddle Handbags
MacKie
£43.00
MacKie Tartan Crest Oven Mitt And Pot Kitchen
MacKie
£30.00/en-gb/collections/mackie-tartan?page=3
About this tartan
MacKie is a Lowland Scottish name, an anglicized form of the Gaelic MacAoidh, most closely associated with Galloway. The Mackies of Larg emerged as the leading family of the name in the sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries, and later heavily mortgaged the barony of Larg in support of the Solemn League and Covenant. Sir Patrick Mackie of Larg was one of the original fifty Scottish undertakers granted land in the early seventeenth-century Plantation of Ulster, though part of his Donegal grant was later taken over by the Earl of Annandale
Read the Clan MacKie storyModern or Ancient?
Same pattern, different dyes. Modern uses deep, saturated colours; Ancient uses the softer tones associated with natural dyes.
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