Welcome to the Lennox Tartan page. To the right of the page you can see a swatch of the Lennox Tartan. Please note that colours may vary slightly due to differences in computer settings. Scroll down to view a list of all the fabrics and products available in the Lennox Tartan. If what you are looking for is not listed please email us as we may be able to find it or make it for you.

The ancient earldom which bore this name consisted of the whole of Dunbartonshire, as well as large parts of Renfrewshire, Stirlingshire and Perthshire. ‘Leamhanach’ signified in Gaelic a ‘smooth stream’ or perhaps ‘place of the elm trees’. From the ancient Celtic Mormaers of Levenax sprang the Earls of Lennox who were to become joined to the royal house of Stewart. The origins of the earldom, which was well established by the twelfth century, are disputed, but one theory asserts that a Saxon baron by the name of Arkyll received lands in Dunbartonshire and Stirlingshire from Malcolm III, and by his marriage to a Scottish heiress had a son, Alwyn, first Earl of Lennox. However, it is claimed by other historians that the earldom was conferred by William the Lion upon his brother, David, Earl of Huntingdon, and that the family of Lennox was not established until after William’s reign.