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MacQuarrie Muted Bespoke Kilt (1815) - Limited

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Tartan bleu de toute l'Irlande

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Tartan irlandais du comté de Donegal

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Cameron d'Erracht Ancien Tartan

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Royal Welsh Bespoke Kilt - Limited

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Tartan antique de chasse de Barclay

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KILTS TARTAN

Restez calme Mettez du tartan !

Le tartan est devenu le principal symbole de l'Écosse et de la culture écossaise. Aujourd'hui, le tartan est également devenu un élément essentiel des vêtements modernes et du choix des créateurs. Les kilts traditionnels étaient à l'origine fabriqués en pure laine, mais maintenant les kilts sont fabriqués en laine acrylique et autres tissus pour un entretien et une manipulation faciles. C'est un kilt idéal pour les occasions décontractées ou même pour les événements sportifs.

L'art de fabriquer nos kilts haut de gamme

Découvrez en exclusivité les coulisses de la fabrication méticuleuse de nos kilts haut de gamme. De la sélection des matières les plus nobles aux finitions, cette vidéo met en lumière le savoir-faire artisanal qui caractérise chaque kilt que nous créons. Découvrez comment tradition et précision s'allient pour créer un vêtement aussi résistant qu'élégant.

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Joel R

Verified Customer

Customization Cost for Classic Fly Plaid

Fit the order

2 days ago

Jackson M

Verified Customer

Customization Cost for MacRae Hunting Ancient Bespoke Kilt

Good product that fits well

1 week ago

Anonymous

Verified Customer

Traditional Kilt (9 Yards)

Fits good and looks good.

3 weeks ago

Anonymous

Verified Customer

Great quality. Bringing the family tartan to a wedding later this year.

4 weeks ago

Anonymous

Verified Customer

I've had my Masonic tartan kilt for a couple of years now, and enjoy wearing it very much! The fit is perfect, and the lightness of the material work great in our southwest Louisiana climate!

1 month ago

Justin B

Verified Customer

I never received all my order and I emailed there customer service multiple time and they said they would fix it but never did anything

1 month ago

Anonymous

Verified Customer

Viking Leather Gothic Kilt

Exactly what I wanted.

2 months ago

Laura M

Verified Customer

I would like to say something positive, but I cannot. I measured my son 3 times for "the perfect fit." I went by your recommendations for fitting. I thought the sizing was off, but continued by your instructions. The kilt is about 3 inches too big, on the buckles tightest settings. It cannot be worn, as it slips right off of him. It is unwearable as is. I am very disappointed, as we were just in Scotland in October, my son is half Scottish, and was very excited that we purchased this for him, but quite disappointed that he cannot wear it. I am trying to find a tailor that can help me, so far no luck.

2 months ago

Donald B

Verified Customer

Classic Tweed Vest

Very nice look to it.

2 months ago

Stephen C

Verified Customer

Viking Leather Gothic Kilt

I already did….

2 months ago

Bridgit S

Verified Customer

The kilt and sash in Montgomery plaid, arrived from Pakistan with courteous updates and great customer service. Sadly the odor of chemicals when opened the package made me ill within an hour. Headache and nausea - I was afraid to wash the fabric, and the dry cleaner did not want to take it. It seemed “stiff” with impregnated “something”. As I am allergic to chemicals, I am trying to get a refund. Have noted the USA return address on the east coast, also called the number connected to it and actually spoke with a live person - who responded to my email. My case is being reviewed - but as I cannot give these away or wear them myself, I will be sending them the east coast return address within a week, so that the odor can be experienced first hand. I am disappointed - and saddened to write this. I note that others have had a similar experience. If using a chemical is standard to prevent damage to the fabric - i suggest the manufacturer stops this - it is not acceptable and very very unpleasant. Sincerely and sorry to feel I need to write this review.

2 months ago

Kim V

Verified Customer

Classic Tweed Vest

fit well, looked great with the outfit

2 months ago

Bruno R

Verified Customer

Customization Cost for Martin Bespoke Kilt

A bit expensive but it worth it if you want a classy look.

2 months ago

Bobby K

Verified Customer

Rosewood Bagpipe Professional Set - Fully Functional

I’m a beginner bagpiper where drones are to be installed an reeds installation no basic instructions on how to assemble but set looks great an am happy with it

2 months ago

Mark R

Verified Customer

Customization Cost for Classic Fly Plaid

Arriving in plenty of time for Burns Night, the fly plaid is of excellent quality, especially with the loose fringe.

3 months ago

Teena G

Verified Customer

Customization Cost for Grant Bespoke Kilt

The only customisation was the sizing, to make a perfect fit, cost was minimal and with it

3 months ago

Christina S

Verified Customer

Formal - 9 Yards

Quality of kilt was nice but color was way off.

3 months ago

Phillip H

Verified Customer

My kilt fit perfectly.very happy with it!

3 months ago

Edwin I

Verified Customer

Arrived not in correct colours,sent email and this is proof they don't care (sending me a review?) Yellow stripe would be best in the middle of a road! It's a hunting Stewart ,god knows what any animal one was hunting would see you coming a mile off.

3 months ago

QUESTIONS FRÉQUEMMENT POSÉES

What is the difference between a tartan and a kilt?

A tartan is a patterned fabric characterized by crisscrossed horizontal and vertical bands in multiple colors, traditionally associated with Scottish heritage. Each pattern, known as a sett, represents a specific clan, region, or organization. Tartans are woven from wool or other materials and used in various garments and accessories. A kilt, however, is a specific garment made from tartan fabric. It is a knee-length skirt-like piece of clothing traditionally worn by men, featuring pleats at the back and a flat front. While tartan refers to the fabric and pattern, the kilt is the iconic garment that utilizes this fabric.

Why do Scottish clans have different tartans?

Scottish clans have different tartans to represent their unique identity, heritage, and lineage. Historically, tartans served as a form of identification, allowing individuals to recognize members of their clan or distinguish themselves from rival clans during gatherings or conflicts. Each clan’s tartan features a distinct pattern and color combination, often inspired by the natural landscape or local resources of the clan’s ancestral region. Over time, these patterns became symbolic emblems of pride and loyalty, used during formal occasions, ceremonies, and celebrations. Today, wearing a clan's tartan is a way to honor one's ancestry and cultural heritage, fostering a sense of belonging and tradition.

What is a tartan kilt?

A tartan kilt is a traditional Scottish garment made from tartan fabric, characterized by its unique plaid patterns that represent various clans, regions, or organizations. Typically worn by men, the kilt wraps around the body with overlapping front aprons, pleats at the back, and a flat front. It is fastened with buckles and straps, usually sitting high on the waist and ending just above the knees. The tartan pattern used in a kilt often carries historical significance, symbolizing the wearer's heritage and identity. Tartans can vary in color and design, making each kilt a distinctive piece of cultural attire and personal expression.

Are kilts Scottish or Celtic?

Kilts are predominantly associated with Scottish culture, though they have roots in broader Celtic traditions. The modern kilt, as we recognize it today, originated in the Scottish Highlands in the 16th century. It evolved from the “féileadh mòr,” a large, full-length garment Highlanders wore. While kilts are now a distinct symbol of Scotland and its national identity, their origins can be traced back to the shared clothing styles of ancient Celtic tribes that spanned across Ireland, Wales, and Brittany. Thus, while kilts are uniquely Scottish in their modern form, they reflect a heritage connected to the wider Celtic tradition.

What are the rules for wearing tartan?

The rules for wearing tartan, while not strict, are guided by tradition and respect. For those with Scottish heritage, it is customary to wear the tartan associated with their family or clan, symbolizing lineage and pride. If you don’t have a clan connection, universal or district tartans are acceptable. Formal occasions may call for specific tartans, such as a hunting or dress variation. The kilt should be worn with appropriate accessories, including a sporran, belt, kilt hose, and flashes. Ensure the pleats are at the back and the kilt length reaches the middle of the knee. Above all, wearing tartan is about honoring the culture and its rich history.

How do I choose the right tartan for my kilt?

Choosing the right tartan for your kilt involves considering your heritage, personal preference, and the occasion. If you have Scottish ancestry, selecting the tartan associated with your family clan is a traditional and meaningful choice. For those without clan connections, there are universal tartans available, which anyone can wear. You can also choose based on the colors and patterns that resonate with you. Additionally, consider the formality of the event—some tartans are more suitable for formal occasions, while others are better for casual wear.

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