Farquharson Bespoke Kilt
The Farquharson Bespoke Kilt features light blue, light green-black, orangey-red, yellow and black. One of his descendants died as the King’s standard-bearer at the Battle of Pinkie in 1547. In 1595, the family joined the Chattan Confederation.
Farquharson Bespoke Kilt
The Farquharson Bespoke Kilt features light blue, light green-black, orangey-red, yellow and black. One of his descendants died as the King’s standard-bearer at the Battle of Pinkie in 1547. In 1595, the family joined the Chattan Confederation.
Farquharson Bespoke Kilt
The Farquharson Bespoke Kilt features light blue, light green-black, orangey-red, yellow and black. One of his descendants died as the King’s standard-bearer at the Battle of Pinkie in 1547. In 1595, the family joined the Chattan Confederation.
Maroon Bespoke Kilt
Blue Line Decide where you’d like to wear your kilt. It’s up to you and what you find most comfortable. Having said that, if you’re a Gentleman of Substance I generally suggest wearing your kilt higher up.
Hay Bespoke Kilt
Blue Line Decide where you’d like to wear your kilt. It’s up to you and what you find most comfortable. Having said that, if you’re a Gentleman of Substance I generally suggest wearing your kilt higher up.
MacCallum Bespoke Kilt
The kilt features the MacCallum tartan’s, which is blue, black, green, and pale blue in color. The pattern is carefully woven to reflect the traditional design. Blue Line Decide where you’d like to wear your kilt.
MacCallum Bespoke Kilt
The kilt features the MacCallum tartan’s, which is blue, black, green, and pale blue in color. The pattern is carefully woven to reflect the traditional design. Blue Line Decide where you’d like to wear your kilt.
Chinese Scottish Bespoke Kil
This tartan was inspired by Madam Guo Guifang, a Chinese Consul General. The Chinese Scottish tartan, created in 2006, celebrates the connection between Scotland and China, symbolizing cultural fusion through its unique design.
Chinese Scottish Bespoke Kil
This tartan was inspired by Madam Guo Guifang, a Chinese Consul General. The Chinese Scottish tartan, created in 2006, celebrates the connection between Scotland and China, symbolizing cultural fusion through its unique design.
Chinese Scottish Bespoke Kil
This tartan was inspired by Madam Guo Guifang, a Chinese Consul General. The Chinese Scottish tartan, created in 2006, celebrates the connection between Scotland and China, symbolizing cultural fusion through its unique design.