• Wearing the Tartan
• The Clan Tartans and Family Tartans of Scotland
• Scottish Tartans (pdf)
• Scottish Clans and Tartans (pdf)
• The Romantic Story of the Highland Garb and the Tartan (pdf)
• The Scottish Tartans Authority
  Where you can use their Tartan Ferret search engine and speak to Brian Wilton about getting your own tartan designed for both personal use and for your own company or organisation. I might add that the book "Tartans for Me" has been incorporated into the search engine.
• The Tartan Herald
  The newsletter from the Scottish Tartans Authority
• Tartan can be fun
• The Scottish Tartans
  With Historical Sketches of the Clans and Families of Scotland, the Badges and Arms of the Chiefs of the Clans and Families illustrated by William Semple (pdf)
• Scottish Register of Tartans (Great Tartan Search Engine)
• Peter MacDonald
  Peter MacDonald is Scotland’s foremost tartan historian specialising in all aspects of Tartan and with a particular interest in Jacobite era patterns and techniques through to the early commercial production of tartan by the famous weaving firm Wilsons of Bannockburn. With an emphasis on historically accurate research this site is your starting place to discover Scotland' unique textile heritage: from the traditional to unusual and rare tartans faithfully researched and recreated, to film and book consultancy or new tartans designed with traditional techniques to meet individual customer needs.

• The First Uniform Tartan
• The Highland Regiments and their Tartans
• Videos on Tartan
• Dr Peter Marshall
  Creator the Kirkin' Of The Tartan
• Vestiarum Scoticum. or The Book of Tartans
• Lowland Tartans
• The 1746 Dress Act and its the effect on the culture of the Gaidhealtachd
• J. Charles "Scotty" Thompson
• What is my Tartan?
  Or, The Clans of Scotland, with their Septs and Descendents by Frank Adam, FSAScot (1896) (pdf)
• Blair Uquhart

Joe and Mike Guide: The Kiltmaker
Join Joe and Mike as they visit Gordon Nicolson who runs a kiltmaking business in St Mary’s Street, Edinburgh. This interview answers many questions posed by Joe and Mike as well as their online audience. These questions range from the design of tartans to the art of making a quality made to measure traditional garment for men as well as women.