Deirdre Kinloch Anderson is seen here presenting three pupils at
Loretto R.C Primary
School in Musselburgh with their prizes. The class has been
working on a project all about Scotland and one of the pupils had
written to Kinloch Anderson to ask if someone could visit them and
tell them more about tartan and kilt making.
Yorkshire Tea's
travelling tea-mobile, Little Urn, visited Kinloch Anderson as part of a
12 day trip around Scotland to tempt Scots to try a "proper brew".
The Little Urn arrived in the Port of Leith yesterday, said to be
the place the first cargo of tea arrived in Scotland, in 1833.
To tie in with Burns Night and the Chinese New Year, Edinburgh Zoo has unveiled
the exclusive fine wool worsted Edinburgh Zoo Panda Tartan fabric
to commemorate the arrival of Tian Tian and Yang Guang to their new
home in Scotland. The unique panda tartan was showcased for the
photographers at Edinburgh Zoo's panda enclosure, where our own
designer, Kirsty Franey modelled a
pleated skirt and stole in the tartan she created.
Kinloch Anderson have been working closely with Edinburgh Zoo to commission a
special tartan to welcome the giant pandas to Scotland. The
tartan has been approved by the Scottish
Register of Tartans and reflects the huge cultural significance
of Tian Tian and Yang Guang’s future arrival on Scottish
shores.
Mark Johnston is one of Britain's leading trainers and has
trained over 100 winning horses for 17 consecutive seasons. He has
won the 1,000 and 2,000 Guineas, the Ascot Gold Cup three times and
the Goodwood Cup five times.
We have worked with the Royal Scotsman for a number of years, in
the supply of uniforms and gifts, using their very own unique
tartan. They are now offering guests, travelling on board the
train, the opportunity to purchase their own tailor-made Highland
Dress in The Royal Scotsman Tartan.
