Galloway Red Modern

The following names commonly found in Galloway: Adair,Agnew, Boyle, Cannan, Cannon, Coles, Coltart, Colthers, Corsane, Corson, Cririe, Dougan, Doughan, Dowall, Dowell, Ewart, Faed, Goldie, Haston, Hawthorn, Herd, Herries, Kelly, Kellie, Laurie, MacAdoo, MacAllear, MacAleerie, MacAlees, MacAngus, MacAskie, MacBirnie, MacCaa, MacCaig, MacCammond, MacCandlish, MacCartney, MacCaskie, MacCathie, MacCheyne, MacClory, MacClung, MacClure, MacCombe, MacCormack, MacCracken, MacCrindle, MacCrone, MacCulloch, MacCune, MacCunn, MacDermont, MacDool, MacDoul, MacDouall, MacDowall, MacEleary, MacEur, MacEver, MacEwan, MacEwen, MacEwing, MacFadyen, MacFadzean, MacGaa, MacGaw, MacGeorge, MacGill, MacGirr, MacGrain, MacGuffock, MacHarg, MacIlrevie, MacIlvain, MacIlveen, MacKay, MacKelly, MacKelloch, MacKelvie, MacKerrell, MacKill, MacKinstry, MacKnight, MacLaverty, MacLung, MacLure, MacMartin, MacMichael, MacMichan, MacMin, McMinn, MacMorine, MacMorran, MacMurray, MacNelly, MacQuaker, MacQue, MacQuey, MacQueenie, MacQuhirr, MacTier, MacTire, MacVittie, MacWhinnie, Milligan, Minn, Minnus, Muir, Mure, Roy, Shannon, Skimming, Sloan, Sloane, Stewart, Walker, Walter, Walters, Warnock

One of samples in the Tartan Society's collection (the MacGregor-Hastie Collection) shows this sett with the narrow stripes of green, red, white and blue. The more usual version uses four threads for the green and the yellow.  The designer, John Hannay, was a chiropodist living in London. This tartan dates to 1950.

This is a universal tartan anyone may wear.