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' The Pilgrim Bandits also have permission to use this tartan as their official charity tartan
a family tartan based on the Douglas was introduced to commemorate early family connections
Weaver Gerald Reilly's rationale was: "During my lifetime in the weaving trade
It has become more widely known in recent times
Scottish Tartans Society notes: Also known as the 'Hunting Robertson'
TAYLOR (ANCIENT) SOLID ' The Pilgrim Bandits alsoThe Taylor tartan was designed in 1955 by two outstanding authorities on tartans: Miss Margaret MacDougall, of the Inverness Museum, and Lt. Col I. B. Cameron Taylor. The double black lines in the tartan are said to represent the Black Tailor and his bar sinister. Scottish Tartan Society notes: Some similarity to the Cameron of Lochiel Hunting as recorded in the Vestiarium Scoticum (1840) which may be connected with the designer, or to the Clan
