Tartan Kilt

Tartan kilts are a type of traditional Scottish clothing that consists of a pleated skirt made of woolen fabric, typically in a plaid pattern called a tartan. Kilts are usually worn by men, although women may also wear them, and are often associated with Scottish culture and heritage.

Tartan kilts have a rich history dating back to the 16th century and have been worn by Scottish highlanders as a symbol of clan identity and pride. Today, kilts are often worn at formal events such as weddings, and by bagpipers and other performers.

Tartan kilts are typically made from wool, although other fabrics such as cotton and synthetic materials may also be used. They are designed to be worn without undergarments and are fastened with a belt or buckle at the waist. Kilts may also be accessorized with a sporran, a small pouch worn around the waist, as well as a sgian-dubh, a small knife worn in the sock.

We have over 2000 tartans in stock. We can custom weave any tartan on customers' requests. Overall, tartan kilts are a unique and recognizable piece of clothing with a rich cultural history.