Weir Tartan Tie Sgian Dubhs Sir Robert Keith was created

Sir Robert Keith was created Lord Keith and the 2nd Lord was elevated to Earl Marischal in 1458

Classic three tassel dress sporran made using black ponyskin this sporran is mounted with a contemporary celtic design cantle

The jacket is cut in the Argyll style and the waistcoat has a alteration cinch at the back

These blankets are made from pure 100% lambswool

gold in early autumn

Weir Tartan Tie Sgian Dubhs Sir Robert Keith was createdThe name Weir has connection's with several Clans. The MacNairs of Cowal, Argyllshire, Anglicized their name as Weir and were themselves a sept of MacNaughtons. Similarly a family of MacAndeoirs from Lochgoilside, also changed their name to Weir. They were a sept of the Buchanan Clan. It has also been suggested that the MacNiders, whose name is Gaelic for Son of the Weaver, changed their name to Weaver and then to Weir. In this case the clan is