For Pets

Coats, collars, leads, bandanas and small accessories in woven tartan across clan, district and fashion setts. Coats and bandanas are the most popular, particularly around weddings and family photographs where the dog is part of the group.

Three measurements. Length along the spine from the base of the neck to the base of the tail, girth around the widest part of the chest behind the front legs, and neck circumference. Measure while the dog is standing rather than sitting, and check against the size guide on the product page.

For a coat or a bandana worn for a few hours, yes. Check the fit at the chest and under the legs, since rubbing at the armpit is the commonest problem with any dog coat. Introduce it gradually indoors before an event rather than on the day.

Yes, and it is one of the most common reasons people buy. Order the dog's piece at the same time as the human outfits so everything comes from the same weaving run, since shade variation between batches shows in photographs where the dog stands beside the party.

Cool wash on a gentle cycle with fastenings closed, then hang to dry. Bandanas can go in with ordinary washing. Avoid fabric softener, which can irritate sensitive skin, and check any metal fittings for wear before each use rather than after a failure. The same setts run through tartan home accessories.

For a ceremony and photographs, comfortably. For a whole day, watch for rubbing at the armpit and behind the front legs, which is where every dog coat causes problems if the fit is slightly off. Order alongside the family outfits in kilt outfits so everything matches.