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A Scottish kilt is a traditional piece of garments worn by male community in Scotland. It is a knee-length skirt made of wool with pleats at the sides and back and traditional tartan pattern.

The modern Scottish kilt was developed in the early 1720s. It is commonly credited to Thomas Rawlinson, an English industrialist, who simplified earlier Highland clothing.

The kilt was not just practical; it also became a symbol of Scottish identity and loyalty to the British crown. Scottish soldiers were known for their bravery and strength in battle, and the kilt came to represent these traits.

Absolutely! Scottish kilts are still worn, many Scots wear them at weddings, ceilidhs, Highland Games, and Burns Night events. Kilts are also worn at formal dinners and balls to show Scottish culture and tradition.

To choose the right kilt, get a custom one that is cut to your exact measurements. It should sit just above the belly button and be long enough to touch the floor when you kneel, most Scottish people choose a tartan linked to their family name or the area their ancestors came from.

Yes, we offer custom-made kilts that are tailored to your exact measurements. This ensures the kilt fits comfortably and looks correct when worn.

Yes, our kilts are made in Scotland by experienced kilt makers. They are made using traditional methods and quality materials, so you get an authentic and well-made kilt.

Kilts are worn on many occasions, but are usually seen at weddings, cultural ceremonies, and national events as a symbol of tradition. Scottish communities also wear kilts at social and sporting events to honor their heritage.

Delivery within the UK usually takes a short amount of time. Standard orders often arrive within 10-15 working days, while express delivery takes 8–10 working days. Delivery time can vary depending on your location.

The cost of a kilt is determined by its quality and how it is made. A basic kilt normally costs around a few hundred dollars, but a bespoke kilt with high quality wool can cost much more. Fabric, tartan and details are usually the factors that determine the price.

Yes, a kilt can be worn casually in everyday situations and informal settings. Casual kilts are ideal for daily wear or events like sports games and social outings and you can easily pair them with casual footwear and simple shirts.

Start by measuring your waist by placing your finger at your belly button, this is where the kilt should sit. Then, stand up straight and measure around your hip. Finally, to find the right kilt length, kneel down and measure up to your belly button.