Tartan Day Kilts – Scottish Kilt

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Tartan Day Kilts

Kilts for Tartan Day on the sixth of April, in clan, district and universal setts and cut to your own waist, hip and length. Tartan Day is marked with parades and clan society gatherings across the United States and Canada, so if you are marching with a society, order as a group rather than individually so everyone's cloth comes from a single weaving run. For a society march, matching matters more than individual preference. One sett, ordered together, cut from a single weaving run, means the group photographs as a unit rather than showing shade variation between separate orders. Agree the sett and the hose colour before anybody orders, and send a roster with each member's waist, hip and length in one go.

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Kilts for Tartan Day

Tartan Day marks the Declaration of Arbroath of the sixth of April 1320 and is observed mainly across North America, where clan societies march together in parades. That group element is what makes the ordering different from buying a kilt for a wedding or a personal occasion.

For a society march, matching matters. One sett, ordered together, cut from one weaving run, means the group photographs as a unit rather than showing slight shade variation between individual orders. Agree the sett and the hose colour before anybody orders.

If you are attending rather than marching, a kilt is optional and a scarf or a tie is enough. See Tartan Day for the occasion and clan banners and tartan flags for society use.

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Only if you are marching with a society or attending something formal. Spectators wear whatever they like, and a tartan scarf or tie is more than enough to take part. Clan society marchers generally wear full Highland dress.

Your clan sett if you have one, since Tartan Day is specifically about heritage. If your society marches under one sett, wear that. A district or universal tartan is entirely correct where no clan connection applies.

Yes, and it should. Send a roster with each member's waist, hip and length, plus the sett required. Ordering together means one weaving run, so the group matches in photographs rather than showing batch variation between individual orders.

As early as the roster allows, since group orders are cut and finished together rather than individually. Collect measurements first and place the order as one, rather than letting members order separately as they decide.

As soon as the roster is settled, since group orders are cut and finished together rather than individually. Collect all measurements first and order once, rather than letting members order as they decide.

Yes, and many societies do exactly that so the group reads as one body in a parade. Send us the sett name and the roster, and every kilt is cut from the same weaving run.

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