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Browse MacLachlan, MacLaughlan and McLaughlan Scottish clan gifts across blankets, mugs, flags, ornaments, apparel and keepsakes. Choose the surname spelling displayed on the design for a family occasion or an everyday reminder of your heritage.
On the eastern shore of Loch Fyne, where the loch narrows toward its head and the wooded hillsides slope steeply to the water, Clan MacLachlan held their ancestral lands at Strathlachlan for centuries.
The MacLachlans were loyal Jacobites: their chief fell at Culloden in 1746, and Old Castle Lachlan was bombarded soon after, its ruins still standing beside the loch. The clan motto, Fortis et Fidus, “Brave and Trusty,” sums up that story.
Every piece carries the MacLachlan crest on a tartan background. Choose an engraved charcuterie board or printed throw for the home, a mug or coaster set for everyday use, T-shirts and a necklace for wearing the name, or an ornament, pennant, garden flag or novelty plate to put it on display.
Discover Strathlachlan, Castle Lachlan and the clan’s Jacobite story in our MacLachlan family history guide.
The added MacLaughlan and McLaughlan designs belong to this Scottish MacLachlan range. MacLaughlan is recorded among names associated with Clan MacLachlan, and Mc is the abbreviated Mac prefix. The Scottish collection follows the Strathlachlan and Loch Fyne history; the separate Irish McLaughlin and McLoughlin range retains its own history and destination.
