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Kerr/Carr Official Tartans

Like many other clans, the Kerrs have distinct tartans that are worn to identify their family lineage. The most popular are the modern, then the ancient, and the one commonly referred to as the Hunting Tartan. All are exceptionally handsome and beautiful.

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The Kerr Modern tartan is an
attractive cross pattern of bright red
and dark green.


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The Kerr Ancient tartan is
identical to the modern design but
the colors are faded (as if washed
with too much bleach). Historically
natural dyes faded quickly and were
less vibrant.

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The Kerr Hunting tartan, also
known as the "Black Watch", is a
handsome cross hatching design of
dark green and dark blue.

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The Kerr Shepherd's Plaid was
designed for the Chief of Clan Kerr, the
Marquess of Lothian KCVO of Ferniehurst
Castle, Jedburgh Scotland. The Clan Kerr
are amongst the few leading Border names.
The Clan is entitled to a Border Plaid that
makes their standing in the Borders
distinctive.

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