Scottish Scarf Style Edit: Pride of Scotland Brushed Wool Tartan Scarf

The Pride of Scotland tartans were designed for people all over the globe that did not have their own tartan but still have a love for it. The tartan was named as such to reflect the 'Pride' that is felt by the Scottish people. There are 10 different tartans available in the Pride of Scotland Collection, and there are four tartans available in the Brushed Wool Tartan Scarf; Modern, Ancient, Autumn and Silver. The scarf is made from a mix of Lambswool and Cashmere to create a really luxurious feel.

The Pride of Scotland Brushed Wool Tartan Scarf is super versatile and can be styled in so many different ways, creating several looks for you to choose from, depending on your mood and social occasion. In the first style Jessica wraps the scarf around her neck and flings the loose end over her shoulder where it drapes elegantly creating a really effortless look. In the second style she winds and loops the scarf wearing it over a simple black coat to allow the scarf to really stand out, although we were a little distracted by the fabulous scenic background of Edinburgh Castle! In the third and final look Jessica is aiming for a more casual outfit and simply wraps the scarf around her neck showing off the full tartan check, a quick and simple style if you are quickly heading out for the day.

Of course the Pride of Scotland collection wasn't designed just for the ladies, the Pride of Scotland that is Doddie Weir is also a fan of of the tartan, choosing to wear a Pride of Scotland AncientSuit, Tie& Scarfwhen he presented the match ball at Murrayfield stadium during Scotland's match against New Zealand. Doddie and his sons, Hamish, Angus and Ben all chose to style their scarf slightly differently and as you can see this looks great simply worn around the neck or looped though to keep you cosy.