Our Labhran style blog is dedicated to providing you with regular posts and articles filled with our thoughts and ideas for Scottish Gentlemen, Rebels, and Rogues. It showcases news and views on vintage and antique Scottish Highland wear finds.
We strive to captivate your interest with our insightful articles on Scottish vintage Highland dress, antique sgian dubh, vintage sporrans, regimental insignia, and various accoutrements. Explore our blog for a wealth of captivating information on authentic Scottish heritage and traditions.
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We seek inspiration from those who were labelled rebels, rogues, artists, activists and thinkers throughout history. The battles they fought, conventions they followed, and rules they broke, we have a passion for the individual. Speyside - Scotland.
Scottish Highland dress has long been a source of inspiration in art, embodying the rich cultural heritage and storied history of Scotland. From paintings to sculptures, artists have depicted the distinctive tartans, tailored jackets, and intricate accessories associated with Highland attire.
Read MoreAt House of Labhran, we take immense pride in crafting exquisite Scottish tweed kilt jackets and waistcoats. Our team of skilled artisans pays meticulous attention to every detail, ensuring that each garment is tailored to perfection.
Read MoreA classic pattern leather day sporran based on the pattern that was worn by the then Prince Charles when he was the Duke of Rothesay for day dress for many years. It makes a perfect day sporran Highland Games and day dress.
Read MoreAt the House of Labhran, we offer an exclusive selection of Scottish sporrans, featuring well-crafted pre-owned options to complement your attire or enrich your collection. Our stock is dynamic, showcasing exquisite vintage sporrans from the past.
Read MoreWhat will you be wearing in the shooting sock department next season? Looking for the perfect sock to pair with your tweeds? Our country socks are the perfect choice for the upcoming sporting season, combining traditional craftsmanship with contemporary design.
Read MoreWe have collaborate with Hamilton & Inches Edinburgh on numerous projects, highlighting their invaluable traditional craftsmanship and expertise deeply embedded in Scottish heritage and tradition.
Read MoreWe asked where your sgian dubh and insignia are made. The simple answer is they are handcrafted in Scotland, showcasing traditional craftsmanship and expertise rooted in Scottish heritage and tradition.
Read MoreOur exquisite Gordon Highlanders – The Highlanders stone-mounted hallmarked sterling silver sgian dubh's are meticulously crafted by our regimental silversmith based in Scotland and officially hallmarked in the historic city of Edinburgh.
Read MoreKenneth MacLeay RSA RSW (1802 - 1878) was a distinguished Scottish artist, known for his remarkable contributions to the art world. Born in the town of Oban, he left a lasting legacy through his involvement in the founding of the Royal Scottish Academy (RSA).
Read MoreWe recently uncovered this exquisite vintage otter sporran featuring a beautifully detailed thistle-engraved cantle. Crafted with precision and elegance, this piece exudes timeless charm and traditional Scottish craftsmanship.
Read MoreWe have frequently engaged in discussions over the years regarding the historical context of civilian court dress. Most recently, this topic resurfaced through a client email, prompting us to create a blog post on this particular subject.
Read MoreOne of the most sought-after and valuable items of Inverness provincial silver are clan badges. These exquisite pieces have garnered a strong following among collectors. Among the patterns available, those crafted by renowned silversmiths such as Medlock & Craik and John Fraser
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