If you’re planning to get married, attending an event, or have been attending an event whether formal, semi-formal, or casual You always have the possibility to wear a traditional kilt to the occasion. Selecting the appropriate kilt, tartan, jacket design & accessories may seem overwhelming at first.
Do you really need everything? Where do they go? Does this tartan match the colour of your jacket? These are the questions we regularly ask.
“This guide will assist you in making an informed choice on the best outfit for you”
The first thing to consider is whether you should hire or purchase the kilt. If you’ve got a couple of events planned over the next few years, we’d recommend purchasing the kilt outfit. The major benefit of purchasing rather than hiring multiple times through the years is the cost because hiring just several times could result in a higher cost than purchasing an outfit. Another benefit is that kilts last for years and remain in your family for many generations. How many pieces of clothing that you own could you make that claim about? It’s really an investment for the long term.
The purchase of your wedding kilt packages allows you to choose from a variety of tartans and jacket designs that you can choose to wear. There are more than 1400+ tartans, and a variety of jacket styles, with the possibility of creating your own jacket in the Kilt Pack.
The Scottish Kilt collection is our perfect packages to choose from when you’re in search of an entirely unique outfit. The Package lets you completely personalize your waistcoat and jacket, cooperating with the scottish Stylist to create every element of the perfect waistcoat and jacket.
We also have many customers who are aware that they will have numerous events planned and prefer to rent since it lets them change their attire for every occasion, changing their look each time.
The dress code on the invitation or ticket will aid you in deciding on the best dress to wear for a kilt event however when it comes to one of the best Scottish kilt shops there’s no right or wrong choice today. With all the different costumes available for Scottish weddings and parties it is now possible to dress however you want, without worrying about fashion or being a good fit.
A casual kilt outfit that can be worn to a match or other sporting event. An ideal example of casual clothing includes the 5 yard kilt that is paired with socks for kilts, and boots along with a Ghillie shirt, casual jumper, or shirt.
It is the Ghillie shirt (or Jacobean shirt) that offers an edgier style with an open neck, and no tie to wear in the shirt. This is certainly one of the most casual clothes to wear and is great for weddings outdoors as well as casual summer occasions and even when you travel out to warmer temperatures.
This is also a good idea for the evening section of an event. After meals or dinner, Many people dress in a Ghillie shirt to go out dancing to the ceilidh or more laid-back part of the evening.
20 years ago, the prince charlie kilt outfit.
In the past, the Prince Charlie jacket and 3 button waistcoat were the most popular styles of waistcoat and jacket worn for formal occasions. The tuxedo for Kilt-wearing outfits.
It features tails in the back, stain-lapels on the front, epaulets on the shoulder, a three-button cuff with a set button and the waistcoat has 3 buttons. The traditional formal color is black. color, however navy, green, and other colors are also available.
Wearing Prince Charlie is an eagle shirt and bow tie. The bow tie may be the same color as your jacket (mainly black) or be worn with the tartan of the Kilt. The norm is to not wear a belt or buckle when wearing an outfit like the Prince Charlie jacket as the waistcoat will block it from view.
For proper manners, scottish sporrans with cantle are appropriate with your Prince Charlie jacket. Ghillie brogues (traditionally black) can be worn along with a cream kilt hose, and the appropriate tartan flashes. We recommend against wearing white kilt hose since they are generally reserved for pipers.
However, in recent years traditional Scottish kilt jackets have been replaced in popularity by more modern and unique styles.
Wedding guests, groomsmen, and formal event guests are sporting tweed jackets as well as waistcoats for their formal events, rather as opposed to what they did in the Prince Charlie jacket. mens tweed jacket are traditionally thought of as a semi-formal look, however, when you add the five buttons on a tweed waistcoat and a change of the traditional attire, it is adding more formality to an attire.
our shop has also a tweed argyll jacket available, with two light grey, that you can wear to any event. These jackets are ideal to pair with most tartans and are often considered formal attire.
The tweed jacket along with the 5-button waistcoat offers the option of a more diverse neckwear collection, with bow tie, tie, and tartan tie. It is also possible to wear the full-length sporran dress wearing a Tweed Jacket which adds to the formality of the attire.
This is typically when you are wearing the argyle jacket with no waistcoat. It is still adorned with classic features, like gauntlet sleeves with cuffs as well as epaulets that are worn on shoulders, and buttons on pockets on the front. The jacket is shorter than that of Prince Charlie and therefore looks more like a suite-style jacket. The inclusion of a kilt belt buckle makes the outfit appear less formal. For semi-formal attire, Ghillie brogues are still the preferred choice for the majority of people however, other styles are readily available such as brown, or plain brogues to give a more casual appearance. They can also be used with semi-dresses or day sporrans, which, again removes the formality of the ensemble.
Yes, if you’re the groom at the wedding, however, it is recommended to leave the dress to the person who is in charge of the wedding. There are occasions when we see the most beautiful males and fathers who are groom and bride in tartan fly plaid but it is only when the Groom wears one.
Another regular question we get asked is “will I offend anyone by wearing this tartan”. You absolutely won’t and if anything, it’s a sign of respect. There is only one tartan you are not actually allowed to wear, which is the Queen’s Tartan unless, of course, you get permission from her first. If you are very worried about this, you could wear a black watch tartan, scottish national tartan, or even one of our own Mist range of scottish tartans, which are universal and can be worn by anyone.
There are several different ways to style your kilt outfit formally or semi-formally and to start, we offer a range of kilt accessories set. A traditional cravat tie comes in a variety of colors and can be worn with either a white or black swept shirt. Ruche-style ties are quite a traditional choice for weddings and should be worn with a Victorian shirt. The shirt color is important with black being seen as slightly more casual and modern.
Wing collar shirts go with bow ties and are a formal style, however, straight ties (which are more on-trend) should be worn with a standard collar shirt and add to the formality and modern style of a kilt outfit.
Tartan bow ties have also become increasingly popular and are a quirky twist on a classic design.
The collection of Scottish quilt includes suiting fabrics, Jacket fabrics, and acrylic wool with tartan and plaid patterns. All the fabrics & Tartans are weaved very carefully. So feel free to contact us, because we are always looking to help our customers to make their life events more valuable and memorable. Therefore, you can ask for any kind of custom-made products.
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