Oliphant Tartan Kilt official irish national tartan kilt Made from heavy-duty cotton or

Made from heavy-duty cotton or denim

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symbolizing the clan’s influential presence and rich heritage

The subsequent chiefs became Earls of Argyll until 1701 when William of Orange conferred a Dukedom to the 10th Earl

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Oliphant Tartan Kilt official irish national tartan kilt Made from heavy-duty cotton orOliphant Tartan Kilt The Oliphant Kilt takes its name and design from the Oliphant Clan, one of the most ancient and noble clans of Scotland. Originating from a Norman family in England, by the 12th century, the Oliphants controlled lands in and around Northamptonshire. "In Lilleford, Willelmus Olyfart," land owned by Countess Judith, is mentioned in Domesday, Northamptonshire. 31 Hen also appears in the Pipe Roll, highlighting the clan's historical