#argyll kilt

Kilt outfits are about as diverse as kilts themselves. There are many different ways to accessorize your kilt outfit, and there are just as many different Kilt Jacket that you can pair with those kilts as well. There are two ways you can break down the different styles when you are deciding which jacket you want to pair with which kilt, and that is by deciding whether you intend to wear the kilt outfit casually during the day or during dinners and other formal events as evening wear. A lot of these Jackets can be worn for both occasions, so it is wise to start by considering which design you are most fond of.

Kilt Jacket Types

Prince Charlie Jacket

The Prince Charlie kilt jacket is a classic style and most formal staple in formal Scottish dresses. The incredible jacket is steeped in history and is an iconic outfit for formal and evening events. This jacket is heavily decorated, they have ornate details like the silver-toned buttons on the tails, sleeves and front, making them more formal. It also usually has satin lapels and silk braided epaulettes. With a cropped fit, this jacket is designed to allow you to show off your kilt and highland wear with pride.

Prince Charlie jacket is traditionally worn with off-white socks, ghillie brogues, a full dress sporran, and a bow tie so we have also made the entire Prince Charlie outfit available for purchase and hire. They can also be worn to daytime events like a day wedding and can even be worn for black tie events when worn with a waistcoat or vest.

Breamer Tweed Argyll Jacket

Tweed is one of the most versatile, flexible choices for those looking for a jacket for both casual and evening wear. Tweet is able to complete Highland Kilt outfits for events like Highland Games, weddings, parties, funerals, dinners and more. It can also be worn as a sports jacket, like with chinos, trousers or jeans. The only thing that a tweed jacket should not be worn for is a black tie event, although sometimes you may be able to get away with wearing a dark navy or black one.

Tweed argyll jacket have the same button style on the cuff that the Prince Charlie jackets do, making them better for more formal daytime appearances.

The Argyll Jacket

The Argyll or (Argyle) is perfect for social or business events with a dash of formality, but not too much. An Argyll jacket is part of your traditional highland dress for events such as weddings, dinners, balls, or parties. It is normally worn with a 5 & 8 yard kilt, but can also be worn with tartan trews. It has a gauntlet cuff, braided epaulettes, and silver jacket buttons.  which makes the sleeves a little bulky, but it is a bit more formal and is better suited for day wear or other formal day events. The Argyll jacket is a shorter than regular jacket.