“We are proud that our entire manufacturing process is based in Scotland. The design stage takes place at our headquarters in Perth. Following this, our fabrics are woven in Keith, in the Scottish Highlands. Lastly our fabric is finished in Galashiels, in the Scottish Borders”
Heritage and Quality in every stitch
Our roots can be traced far back into the 19th century in Edinburgh, providing the tailoring trade with tweeds and fabrics
For many years now, The House of Edgar has been the worldwide market leader in Highlandwear combining a fully flexible service with value for money. More than 1000 Clan, District and Irish County tartans in a variety of weights and compositions are held in stock, together with a comprehensive range of Highlandwear products.
Scotland's tartan
The House of Edgar offers the widest range of stock supported tartans in the UK offering both contemporary and traditional tartans in a variety of weights and compositions. Combining the best raw materials, in-house design expertise, traditional and bespoke manufacturing techniques to provide the finest quality fabrics to our customers.
Explore Our Tartan FabricA passion for tartan born out of our Scottish heritage
The House of Edgar’s roots can be traced far back into the 19th century when it originated in Edinburgh as a wholesale draper to the tailoring trade in the city, providing them with tweeds and other fabrics. The Macnaughton Group acquired the company in 1965 when it was sold by final proprietor, William Edgar.
Our Values
Our Values
“We are proud that our entire manufacturing process is based in Scotland. The design stage takes place at our headquarters in Perth. Following this, our fabrics are woven in Keith, in the Scottish Highlands. Lastly our fabric is finished in Galashiels, in the Scottish Borders”
Heritage and quality in every stitch
The House of Edgar’s manufacturing process is proudly based in Scotland. The design process takes place in Perth, with an expert team of designers. Within the scenic Scottish Highlands lies a traditional textile mill in Keith, where the fabrics are skilfully woven. Once woven, the fabric is finished in Galashiels, in the Scottish Borders.