From the windswept Highlands to the bustling looms of Paisley, Scotland has gifted the world two iconic textile traditions: plaid and paisley.

Plaid, known traditionally as tartan, is steeped in Scottish clan heritage. Bold, structured, and unmistakably classic, it brings timeless structure to coats, skirts, and statement scarves.

Paisley, though it traces its swirling roots to Persia and India, owes its name and Western fame to the Scottish town of Paisley—where 19th-century textile artisans transformed it into a fashion phenomenon. Its intricate teardrop motif adds bohemian elegance to dresses, tunics, and luxe loungewear.

Whether you’re drawn to the strong lines of plaid or the romantic curves of paisley, these fabrics carry centuries of global influence—with a distinctly Scottish soul.