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Wrap the kilt around your body with the pleats to the back:  The top of the garment should be situated at the natural waist; the two aprons will overlap in the front. Moreover, It should hang around your knee. Take your right arm and wrap it around your front. The edge of the right should […]

Although the Modern kilts are most often worn on formal occasions and at Highland games and other sports events, the Work kilt, it has also been adapted as an item of informal male clothing, returning to its roots as an everyday garment. Particularly in North America, Modern kilts are now made for casual wear in a variety of materials. […]

Work kilts are a great choice for those who love to wear a kilt while working. … Work Kilts with lots of pockets, loops, and rugged design make kilts for working man perfect choice for hard and tough jobs. So, this is a fabulous work kilt for almost all utility needs, during fields, and in-house jobs.  The hardware used in the design is also heavy-duty, work kilts […]

The Utility Kilt for men and women is a standard utility kilt with side cargo pockets. A utility kilt is a modern kilt for men and women. This kilt also has a lot of pockets and even a place to hold a hammer. They look like regular work kilts, except they lack the pretension of a classic tartan. This Utility Kilt  is made of 100% cotton […]

The Hybrid kilts are a combined version of both Tartan and Utility Work  Kilts. These are made of the wool blend is woven fabric approx. 50/50 wool and acrylic. … Choose a Hybrid kilt you can easily enjoy the best of both Tartan kilts and Utility Kilts. Hybrid kilts are made with cotton and tartan. Hybrid Kilt Black is made of 100% cotton fabric and […]

Whats your Scottish clan ,In our ever-more-global culture, having a heritage of which you can be proud can mean going on a cultural scavenger hunt. You may have strong links to a Scottish clan and spend your whole life in the dark!How do we find out the intricacies of our cultural heritage, and work kilts […]

What’s the difference between a 5 and an 8 yard kilt? It’s a question we’re often asked, especially by those ordering their first custom made work kilts. The key difference between the 5yard and the 8 yard kilt is, naturally, the amount of fabric used. This affects different features of your kilt, especially the kilt’s pleats and weight. Read […]

How to care for your kilt is an investment so, naturally, you want to keep it looking great as long as possible. With proper care, your work kilts can last a lifetime (or even two). What’s the proper way to care for your kilt? Kilt Society™ can store hundreds of kilts at a single time, […]

What to wear to a Scottish wedding when it comes to a Scottish wedding, kilt-clad men are just as likely as the women to steal the show. Whether you’re the groom, the best man, or a guest, you probably feel the pressure to look great. Don’t stress. Kilt Society™ and its team of stylists have created a […]

Even here in the home of the kilt, there’s a lingering perception that a ‘real’ kilt is only for formal occasions – weddings in particular. Otherwise, a kilt might be paired with a Team Scotland shirt and a pair of boots to a rugby or football match. Over at Kilt Society™, we think there’s no such thing as a bad […]

A LITTLE BACKSTORY… Introducing the persevere tartans in which what would Scottish Tartans look like if they were designed today? What colors and patterns best reflect the modern man while keeping in line with traditional weaving techniques? These are the questions we got to explore while designing our new Persevere range Tartan is embedded in […]

Finding how to make your perfect kilt is important, and not always easy. A great work kilts will last you a lifetime, so you want to make sure you get it right.The best news is that you’re already on the right track. At Kilt Society, we pride ourselves in the quality of our kilts and […]