Elliot Ancient Tartan Kilt hamilton clan tartan kilt with the name believed to

with the name believed to come from the Old English "Lif" (life) and "stone

and purple hues

located on the east coast of North America

representing the somber and reflective nature of its origins

modern interpretation of the classic Scottish kilt

Elliot Ancient Tartan Kilt hamilton clan tartan kilt with the name believed toElliot Ancient Tartan Kilt The Elliot clan, originally from the Scottish Borders, is believed to have taken its name from the village of Elliot near Forfar. The clan first appeared in historical records in the 15th century, and by this time, they had become notorious as Border reivers, raiding and defending the lands of Liddesdale. The Elliots were famed for their guerrilla warfare tactics and cattle rustling, sharing the region with the Armstrongs.