Campbell's of Beauly

17/06/2026

Munro tartan, cut into bespoke trews in our workshop.

The Clan Munro traces its origins to the northern Highlands, with strong ties to Ross-shire and lands around Foulis. A clan with a long and well recorded history, closely connected to the landscape it comes from. Campbell’s work closely with Clan Munro, ensuring the tartan is handled and presented with the care and respect it deserves.

Munro tartan is one of the more recognisable setts. A strong red ground, overlaid with green and blue, and defined by fine yellow overchecks. This particular cloth is Munro Ancient, where the colours are softened to give a more muted, time worn character. Alongside it sit the modern version, with brighter, stronger tones, and weathered variations, which take the palette further into earthy, subdued shades. Each keeps the same underlying sett, with the colour shifting the overall feel.

These trews are cut and made in our workshop, as they have been for generations. The pattern is traditional, with a higher rise and the often noted fishtail back, designed to sit cleanly when worn with braces. A central adjuster at the back allows for a precise fit, keeping the line neat through the waist.

A straightforward piece of work, grounded in long established methods.

16/06/2026

Get a birds eye view of Beauly!

12/06/2026

Introducing our new Long Linen Skirt.

Crafted in Ireland from premium 165g Irish linen, it is designed with warm summer days in mind. The full-length silhouette falls with a graceful natural drape, creating an elegant shape that is both comfortable and easy to wear.

Lightweight, breathable and timeless in character, Irish linen has long been prized for its ability to combine practicality with understated style. Whether paired with a favourite knit on cooler mornings or worn with simple summer layers through the day, this skirt offers effortless versatility throughout the season.

Relaxed yet refined, it is a piece that sits naturally within a classic wardrobe and a welcome new addition to our ladies collection.

11/06/2026

A glimpse into the rich history of fly fishing.

This vintage Orvis chart showcases a selection of classic trout flies from the renowned American outfitter founded by Charles F. Orvis in Vermont in 1856. Long before modern materials, flies were tied by hand using feathers, silk and fur, with each pattern reflecting the skill and craftsmanship of its maker.

Scotland has its own proud fly-fishing tradition, with enduring favourites such as the Black Pennell, Kate McLaren, Zulu, March Brown, Greenwell's Glory and Silver Invicta continuing to earn their place in anglers' fly boxes today.

Like a well-made tweed jacket or a trusted fishing rod, classic trout flies are small reminders of a sporting heritage built on tradition, craftsmanship and time spent by the water.

10/06/2026

10/06/2026

A summer afternoon on the green.

Since 1868, Beauly Bowling Club has been part of the fabric of village life, offering a place where competition is friendly, conversation is easy and summer afternoons pass at their own pace. There is something enduringly appealing about the game, a reminder that not every sport needs to be rushed.

For days like these, our Cotton Jeans Oxford Shirt and Brushed Shetland Cable Slipover strike the right balance between comfort and refinement. The Oxford cloth shirt brings a relaxed character, while the cable knit slipover adds texture and warmth, making it an ideal companion for changeable Highland weather. Together, they create a look that feels timeless, practical and quietly confident.

Of course, every bowler knows that success depends on judgement, experience and concentration. Though a nearby can of Irn-Bru has been known to receive more credit than it deserves.

Classic menswear for the traditions that never go out of style.

05/06/2026

A summer afternoon at the bowling club.

Founded in 1868, Beauly Bowling Club has been part of village life for well over a century, bringing generations together through one of the most relaxed and enduring summer sports. Much like boules in France or pétanque across Southern Europe, bowls is best enjoyed at an unhurried pace, in good company and under clear Highland skies.

Our Ladies' Shetland Cardigan is perfectly suited to these moments. Crafted from soft Shetland wool and finished with timeless simplicity, it offers a light layer for cooler mornings, breezy afternoons and long summer evenings. Easy to wear and effortlessly elegant, it feels equally at home on the green as it does beyond it.

And while opinions may differ on bowling technique, there is one thing every Scottish clubhouse seems to agree on: a chilled can of Irn-Bru is never far from hand.

Classic style for the simple pleasures of summer.

04/06/2026

A single image that captures the spirit of Campbell's.

From well-thumbed books and fishing rods to a classic radio, sewing machine and Knox buttons, every detail reflects an appreciation for history, heritage and craftsmanship. These are the traditions that have shaped Campbell's for generations, grounded in a respect for quality, authenticity and the enduring character of country life.

More than a corner of the shop, it is a reflection of the values at the heart of Campbell's. A celebration of timeless pursuits, traditional craftsmanship and the stories that connect them.

03/06/2026

A beautiful morning spent at Beauly Bowling Club.

03/06/2026

For our Men’s Spring/Summer 2026 lookbook, we photographed the collection at Ross County Cricket Club, an amateur cricket club based in Ross-shire in the Scottish Highlands and one of the most northerly mainland cricket clubs in Britain. The club plays its home matches in the picturesque grounds of Castle Leod near Strathpeffer and is regarded as an important part of Highland cricket culture, known for its strong community focus and recent success in North of Scotland Cricket Association competitions.