On the 30th of November, Scotland celebrates St. Andrew’s Day, a significant occasion with religious and historical importance. This holiday is also observed in various parts of the world, but it holds particular significance in Scotland as St. Andrew is recognized as the country's patron saint. St. Andrew, the brother of St. Peter and one of the twelve apostles, was martyred by crucifixion on an X-shaped cross, now known as the St. Andrew’s Cross or the Saltire, which later became the national flag of Scotland. In 2006, this day was designated a National Bank Holiday in Scotland, and it is co ..read more

Our Black Friday Sale is still on! Use the code "BLACKFRIDAY" to claim 20% off all items on our website.                               Here are someof the pruducts you might find interesting. HARRIS TWEED BAGS SPORRANS HIP FLASKS ..read more

Welcome to our Black Friday Sale! 20% OFF all items  Use the code "BLACKFRIDAY" and get 20% off  all items on our website. Don't miss the opportunity to check our wide selection of: Women's Harris Tweed Coats and Jackets Men's Harris Tweed Jackets Prince Charlie Kilt Outfits Aran Knitwear Collection ..read more

The Clan Robertson, also known as Clan Donnachaidh, is a Scottish clan with a diverse history that goes back to the early medieval period. A distinctive pattern reflects the clan's identity and heritage. The most popular tartan of this clan is  the Robertson Hunting Modern tartan shown below.   You can also find other tartans like the Robertson Acient Hunting, Robertson Modern Red, or Robertson Hunting Weathered. Robertson's motto is: "VIRTUTIS GLORIA MERCES", meaning "Glory is the Reward of Valour". The clan's name originates from the Gaelic "Clann Dhònnchaidh," which mea ..read more

  Harris Tweed is a renowned fabric that has a rich history and continues to be popular today. Here's a brief overview of its history and current uses: History of Harris Tweed: Harris Tweed originated in the Outer Hebrides, a group of islands off the west coast of Scotland. The fabric's history can be traced back centuries when the islanders developed a method of hand-weaving wool to create warm and durable clothing. However, it was during the 19th century that Harris Tweed gained recognition beyond the local community. The production of Harris Tweed was regulated by the Harris Tweed Act ..read more

  The original kilts were traditional garments that originated in the Scottish Highlands and some parts of Ireland. The early forms of kilts can be traced back to the 16th century, although their exact origins and development are subject to debate among historians.   The early kilts were essentially long lengths of cloth that were gathered and belted around the waist. They were made from wool and typically woven in a tartan pattern, which consisted of horizontal and vertical stripes of different colours. Tartan patterns were specific to different clans and regions, serving as a form ..read more

  Kilt belts and buckles are unlike the usual kilt belts and buckles you would buy for trousers as they are usually thicker and longer as they sit on the body at a higher place on the body. Also , unlike a standard belt, the kilt belt is used for purely aesthetic purposes and does not hold the kilt as there are buckles on the side of the kilts which can be used to adjust the fit of the kilt so it holds itself up.   There are two different styles of kilt belt which are mostly similar but the way the buckle is attached to the belt is different. Some use a usual belt system to hold the ..read more

  There are many ways to accessories a kilt, you can use different accessories with the same kilt on separate occasions as these highlight the occasion. The main kilt accessories and the belt and buckle, the kilt pin and the sporran. This blog post will focus on what a sporran is and the different types there are available. Firstly we look at what a sporran is and why they are worn as part of a kilt outfit. A sporran is a traditional Scottish pouch that is worn over the front of a kilt. It is typically made of leather or fur and is used as a pocket to hold small items such as a wallet, k ..read more

  Whisky month is celebrated globally in the month of May and we at the Scotland kilt company feel that us Scots do whisky the best (though we might be a bit biassed!) What better time of year is there then to celebrate the delicious taste of Scotch whisky. Scottish whisky, or Scotch, is widely regarded as one of the world's finest spirits due to its unique taste, history, and cultural significance. The quality of Scotch whisky can be attributed to several factors. First, the water used to make Scotch comes from natural sources, such as springs and wells, that have been filtered through ..read more

There are 3 main things to consider when it comes to choosing a kilt, these things are tartan, fabric weight and style of kilt. The tartan used to make a kilt traditionally represent different clans or districts of Scotland and in the modern day most people will still select a tartan which has a familial link to them but this isn’t to say that kilt can only be worn by those with family links to Scotland. There are a variety of tartans available which are neutral and not linked to any families in particular, these include Black Watch, Heritage of Scotland and Grey Highlander. Kilts made in thes ..read more