History of Tartan kilt

Tartan belongs to Scottish culture and is not only one of Scotland’s greatest icons but also one of the world’s leading national marks of identification. Traditional kilts are designed and woven with this heritage in mind to create an authentic look that’s perfect for formal events, social gatherings, weddings and more.

There is estimated to be up to 5,000 different tartans in existence, with about 150 new designs created annually! Originally, tartans were…

History of Tartan kilt

Tartan belongs to Scottish culture and is not only one of Scotland’s greatest icons but also one of the world’s leading national marks of identification. Traditional kilts are designed and woven with this heritage in mind to create an authentic look that’s perfect for formal events, social gatherings, weddings and more.

There is estimated to be up to 5,000 different tartans in existence, with about 150 new designs created annually! Originally, tartans were…

History of Tartan kilt

Tartan belongs to Scottish culture and is not only one of Scotland’s greatest icons but also one of the world’s leading national marks of identification. Traditional kilts are designed and woven with this heritage in mind to create an authentic look that’s perfect for formal events, social gatherings, weddings and more.

There is estimated to be up to 5,000 different tartans in existence, with about 150 new designs created annually! Originally, tartans were…

History of Tartan kilt

Tartan belongs to Scottish culture and is not only one of Scotland’s greatest icons but also one of the world’s leading national marks of identification. Traditional kilts are designed and woven with this heritage in mind to create an authentic look that’s perfect for formal events, social gatherings, weddings and more.

There is estimated to be up to 5,000 different tartans in existence, with about 150 new designs created annually! Originally, tartans were…

The kilt an ancient and noble garment remnant of the early Celtic race of Caledonia. These are some of the pervading attitudes that one might encounter at the various Scottish festivals and Highland Games around the country today. Of course, ask an Irishman, and he will tell you that the kilt was actually an ancient garment from Ireland and only later brought into Scotland by migrating Gaels, and moreover the Irish also invented the bagpipes, whisky, and whatever else you care to name. Ask…