Traditional Kilt Style
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Our Labhran style blog is dedicated to providing you with regular posts and articles filled with our thoughts and ideas for Scottish Gentlemen, Rebels, and Rogues. It showcases news and views on vintage and antique Scottish Highland wear finds.
We strive to captivate your interest with our insightful articles on Scottish vintage Highland dress, antique sgian dubh, vintage sporrans, regimental insignia, and various accoutrements. Explore our blog for a wealth of captivating information on authentic Scottish heritage and traditions.
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Exceptional Antique 1918 Henry Tatton Edinburgh Sterling Silver Sgian Dubh. The hilt, intricately carved from Blackwood, features a beautifully intertwined design of silver-studded Celtic knots. It is topped with a silver mount showcasing a traditional pin top and delicate engraving.
Read MoreThis restored silver sporran epitomises the enduring nature of antique items. It serves as a reminder of the craftsmanship of yesteryear, appealing to both collectors and those looking for unique fashion pieces.
Read MoreIn the realm of Scottish heritage, few items hold as much significance as the kilt pin. A kilt pin is not merely a functional accessory; it serves as a symbol of pride, tradition, and craftsmanship.
Read MoreWhen we think of classic Scottish gentlemen's Highland dress, what truly stands out is its rich history and deep-rooted tradition that has been carefully preserved and celebrated over the centuries.
Read MoreThis month’s carefully selected vintage finds paired with the latest modern style talking points. This elegant showcase presents this month’s carefully selected new and vintage Highland gentleman’s dress accoutrements, highlighting timeless craftsmanship and classic style.
Read MoreIn the fast-paced and ever-changing world of fashion, one timeless aspect remains constant and unwavering: style. In true Labhran spirit, we seek inspiration in those who were wrongly labelled rebels throughout history. Rebels, rogues, artists, activists, thinkers.
Read MoreThe Atholl Highlanders is a Scottish ceremonial infantry regiment. The sgian dubh is handcrafted by our regimental silversmith, featuring exquisite solid silver mounts and the iconic ‘Wild man of Atholl’ badge
Read MoreJames Clark was born 12th March 1866 on Royal Deeside and he died on 11th December 1941 For many years he had proudly served as a Balmoral Highlander for the King.
Read MoreJohn Michie was born on 8th June 1853 Fetteresso, Aberdeenshire. During his career he rose to serve as factor on the Balmoral estates from the year 1902.
Read MoreRenowned piper at Invercauld Estate - Queen Victoria spoke warmly of his character and notably admired his striking red hair, which stood out vividly.
Read MoreThis antique Victorian Inverness provincial silver sgian dubh is a remarkable piece of traditional Scottish Highland attire, showcasing intricate craftsmanship and historical significance. Real Scottish provincial silver Highland dress style.
Read MoreThe exquisite Celtic knot design is intricately carved into the rich Blackwood hilt, showcasing the skilled craftsmanship. This hilt is elegantly mounted with a stunning citrine stone, which is securely set in a polished claw set bezel, enhancing its visual appeal.
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