The Glen Orchy tartan is the most historically accurate tartan for MacLaurins to wear. They lived just to the East of Glen Orchy, and were intermarried with many MacIntyres.

"The Glen Orchy tartan is probably the best-authenticated district tartan there is, since the MacIntyres of Glen Orchy were weavers who worked in the area from the 15th to 19th century, during which time they established a local tradition of weaving that could be clearly identified." TARTANS - Their art and history, Ann Sutton & Richard D. Carr, Arco Publishing, 1984.

MacIntyre, and Glenorchy TS Number: TS402
MacIntyre, and Glenorchy TS Number: TS402
Class Clan
Details Smiths' version is also known as MacIntyre of
Whitehouse. Though different from the sett recorded by
Lord Lyon it is the one most often available in modern
times. Before moving to Badenoch to take protection for
Clan Chattan, the MacIntyres were listed as followers of
Stewart of Appin.

Source Smith Pl 32
sIndex BRB:BRG
Thread Count A2, R4, B4, R8, G32, R4, B2, R8, G2, R4, B32, R8, G4, R4, A2

Glen OrchyTS Number: TS2077
May have been obtained from a hand made design procured in the Highlands for The Highland Society of London. Also known as MacIntyre of Glen Orchy although the MacIntyres occupied only part of the Glen.
Thread Count A4, R6, B6, R10, G28, R6, B4, R10, G4, R6, B28, R10, G6, R6, A4

Glen Orchy TS Number: TS71
Similar to Wilson 1819 p. 97
Thread Count B4, A2, R4, G32, R4, B12, A2, R4, G12, R4, B32, A2, R4, G4

Glen Orchy TS Number: TS72
See Glenorchy (Norwich Collection No 23) Wilson's sett varies slightly in the thread count.
Thread Count A2, B6, LR2, R4, G36, R4, B16, A2, R8, G16, R4, B36, LR2, R4, G6

Glen Orchy, or MacIntyre TS Number: TS812
The Glen Orchy sett is sometimes known as the MacIntyre and Glenorchy, although the MacIntyres occupied only part of the Glen.
Thread Count G4, K4, R6, G36, R6, B12, A2, R8, G12, R4, B36, R6, G4, K4

Lochcarron, Thread count for MacIntyre of Glenorchy:
K/4 G4 R6 B36 R4 G12 R8 LB4 B12 R G36 R6 K4 G/4