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The information held within The Scottish Register of Tartans for the "Nantucket" tartan is shown below.
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15087 |
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| Designer: |
Steplane |
| Tartan date: |
25/08/2025 |
| Registration date: |
11 November 2025 |
| Category: |
District
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| Restrictions: |
Yes. The Nantucket Tartan is the exclusive intellectual property of Steplane. Use, display, or reproduction of the design in any form, including but not limited to apparel, accessories, home goods, or digital media, is strictly prohibited without prior written authorization from Steplane.
The weaving, manufacturing, or production of the Nantucket Tartan is exclusively reserved to Steplane and its expressly licensed and contracted partners. No third party is permitted to weave, manufacture, or otherwise produce the tartan without a formal licensing agreement executed by Steplane.
All rights, including but not limited to intellectual property rights, design rights, and commercial rights, are owned solely by Steplane. Any unauthorized use, reproduction, or adaptation of the Nantucket Tartan for commercial or non-commercial purposes constitutes an infringement of these rights and will be subject to legal enforcement.
Ann Davidson Watson / Steplane
[email protected] / [email protected]
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| Registration notes: |
The Nantucket tartan was inspired by the island’s history, culture, and natural environment. Colours: brown is intended to symbolise land and echo the island’s Wampanoag name, meaning ‘the faraway land’; blue reflects the surrounding ocean and Nantucket’s maritime and whaling heritage; grey evokes fog, sea salt, and the island’s nickname, ‘The Little Grey Lady of the Sea’; red is intended to honour heritage, the cranberry bogs central to the Wampanoag diet and once the world’s largest contiguous bog, the iconic Nantucket Reds, derived from Brittany’s red-sailed boats and the historic brick architecture, including the famed Three Bricks. |
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