We are proud, traditionally trained kiltmakers, dedicated to preserving the centuries-old craft of hand-making Scottish kilts.

Every kilt we produce is individually hand-stitched in our workshop using traditional techniques. Unlike machine-made kilts, all of the shaping is worked into the pleats, allowing the kilt to contour naturally to the curve of your back while the aprons remain smooth and flat. This creates an exceptional fit and ensures the kicking pleat hangs perfectly straight, giving the kilt its distinctive, elegant drape.

When you buy from us, you're dealing directly with the people who will make your kilt. From your first enquiry to the finished garment, you'll receive expert advice and personal service from experienced kiltmakers who are passionate about their craft.

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Knife Pleated Kilts


Our Alternate Pleated Kilts are based on Historical Kilts

We offer a selection of traditional pleating styles, each individually hand-sewn by a single experienced kiltmaker using time-honoured techniques.

The Traditional Knife Pleat, the style most commonly seen today, became the standard military pleat with the Gordon Highlanders in 1853 and remains the classic choice for a tailored kilt.

The Tailored Kilt itself emerged during the late 18th century. The earliest examples were the Box Pleated Kilts worn by Highland regiments in the 1790s, which were typically pleated to the stripe. Pleating to the sett developed later, creating a fuller appearance and requiring additional tartan.

The origins of the Kingussie Pleat and other historic decorative pleating styles are less well documented, adding to their unique character and appeal.

Whichever pleating style you choose, every kilt is shaped through the pleats rather than the aprons. This traditional method allows the kilt to contour naturally to the curve of your back, creating the exceptional fit, elegant drape and effortless swing that our kilts are known for.