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Acquired from a sale at Fingask Castle in Perthshire, this kilt suit of Murray of Atholl tartan probably belonged to a member of the Murray Threipland family during the middle decades of the 19th century.
The deep collar and cuffs are faced with green silk velvet, while green silk rosettes adorn the front of the kilt. The coat is double-breasted, decorated with two rows of domed white metal buttons. The suit can be worn with either a light tailored plaid or a fringed shoulder plaid, allowing the wearer greater flexibility when dressing.
The deep collar is faced with olive green silk velvet, matching the cuffs of the coat. Kilt suit of Murray of Atholl clan tartan, c.1820-1830 (A.1993.60)
Kilt suit of Murray of Atholl clan tartan, c.1820-1830 (A.1993.60)
Kilt suit of Murray of Atholl clan tartan, c.1820-1830 (A.1993.60)
Kilt suit of Murray of Atholl clan tartan, c.1820-1830 (A.1993.60)
Kilt suit of Murray of Atholl clan tartan, c.1820-1830 (A.1993.60)
Kilt suit of Murray of Atholl clan tartan, c.1820-1830 (A.1993.60)
Kilt suit of Murray of Atholl clan tartan, c.1820-1830 (A.1993.60)
The cuffs of the coat are faced with olive green silk velvet and closed using a line of domed white metal buttons. Kilt suit of Murray of Atholl clan tartan, c.1820-1830 (A.1993.60)
