Whatever the origins, the Royal Stewart tartan nonetheless has ... Into modern times, the tartan has maintained its close ties to the royal family, and is a particular go-to for King Charles ...

The Prince Charles Edward Stewart tartan is a variation on the Royal Stewart tartan, which traces its origins back to the House of Stewart, according to the Scottish Register of Tartans.

Initially the royal family wore another tartan, the Royal Stewart, but the recognisable red check began to be worn by the public, and it's now commonly worn today. And we revealed the Queen holds ...

wore a Scotch costume of the Royal Stewart Tartan. The reports of this remarkable action caused much comment in London, but it was generally regarded as an amusing incident of no more importance ...

The creation of the tartan follows a long tradition of tartans associated with the royal family. Perhaps the most recognizable is the bright red Royal Stewart tartan which was worn by King George ...

Prince William even had the choice to wear one for his graduation ceremony but instead, chose to wear a traditional suite with a white bow tie ... of royal tartan is the Royal Stewart, which ...

The Royal Stewart tartan, which dates back at least as far as 1800, has been popular with the royals over the centuries, however it is the Balmoral tartan that is reserved for the family to wear ...

The sett is a variation of the Royal Stewart tartan – a favourite of Elizabeth II – and dates back to the early 19th century. The defining difference to the Royal Stewart is the reduced red ...

While the new Princess of Wales’s chequered outerwear is the product of her relationship with trusted British brands, from Alexander McQueen to Emilia Wickstead, Queen Elizabeth II’s quintessential ...