

Anzac Tartan
Explore the Anzac tartan and the Highland garments available with this pattern.
- Clan / Collection
- Military & commemorative
- Type
- Military
- Colors
- BlackDark GreenGreyWhite
- Material
- Acrylic yarn
- Reference
- KZT-FAB-MIL-015
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About Anzac Tartan
ANZAC tartan is a crisp black-and-white check with subtle dark-green detail. Narrow white bands cut cleanly across the almost-black ground, giving the design a formal, restrained look. It has the visual clarity of a dress check without relying on bright red or yellow accents.
About Anzac Tartan
ANZAC is the familiar abbreviation for the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps, associated especially with the First World War and the remembrance traditions that followed. The tartan name draws on that shared military heritage. It should not be presented as a present-day issued uniform or as an individual family-clan sett.
Wearing and styling Anzac Tartan
This design is particularly easy to wear with a black jacket, white shirt and monochrome accessories. Grey hose soften the contrast if preferred. For pipers or groups choosing coordinated pieces, the white overchecks can be lined up consistently across a scarf, flashes and the apron of a kilt.
Order fabric or a kilt in this tartan
Choose Anzac Tartan in a compatible KiltZone kilt or order its fabric by the yard for matching accessories and sewing projects. The listed material is acrylic yarn. Select the exact colourway when coordinating with an existing garment.
Anzac Tartan FAQs
What does ANZAC stand for?
Australian and New Zealand Army Corps, a name closely associated with the First World War.
What is the main colour combination?
Black and white lead, with dark green and grey detail.
Is this the same as Anzac Ancient?
No. The Ancient listing is a separate, softer palette option.
Would it work with a black formal jacket?
Yes. The monochrome checks sit neatly with black Highland dress.
Is this a contemporary service uniform?
No. A tartan kilt is separate from issued military dress.