Fred Perry Royal Stewart Tartan Scarf

Originally worn as a symbol of the wearer’s clan, tartan signified the life of the gentry and the wearer’s long and noble heritage. It was adopted into streetwear in the ‘60s for very different reasons: a metaphorical two fingers to the establishment. Today, it still forms a key part of the subcultural uniform.
Made in Scotland from pure lambswool and knitted in traditional Royal Stewart Tartan. Trimmed with tasselled edges and Laurel Wreath embroidery.

STYLE: C2113
COLOUR: Ivy

100% Wool
Hand Wash