Description

Descended from Donald

Both come with square metal buttons with a silver or gun metal finish

Anglicized their name as Weir and were themselves a sept of MacNaughtons

The family is pre-Conquest in origin and became ancient vassals of the Annans who held the Lordship of Annandale before the days of the Bruces

This wool tam (or Tam O' Shanter) is a traditional piece of Scottish headwear that takes its name from the famous Robert Burns poem

Navy Tweed Jacket & Waistcoat Arm Length:Long Descended from DonaldKey Features Arrochar Tweed Braemar cuff Welt pockets with flap Flat epaulettes This jacket and waistcoat combination are made from the durable Arrochar Tweed. The jacket is cut in the Braemar style and the waistcoat has a alteration cinch at the back. Both come with black faux horn buttons. The Braemar is a variation on the traditional one button fastening Argyll kilt jacket. Instead of the Argylls gauntlet cuffs, it has a distinctive three button

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