Scottish Tartan Trews

What Is Tartan Kilts?

A kilt is a type of knee-length non-bifurcated short dress with pleats at the back, originating in the traditional dress of Gaelic men and boys in the Scottish Highlands. It is first recorded in the 16th century as the great kilt. Traditional Tartan Kilts has become the main icon of Scotland and Scottish Culture. It has a lot of categories and each one represents a certain clan. From lowland to highland it has its own historical importance and legacies. It’s a chance to connect with Scottish heritage by the impulsive color pattern of tartan. It has always been our top priority to make warm stuff at least prices that won’t break any bank. So, kilts are of soft fabric, as well as very easy to maintain and long-lasting stuff. We are providing you Scottish tartan kilts with the facility of customized fitting and home delivery. Not Scottish by birth but like wearing kilts, Tartan Kilts can really make you distinguish among others, scots wear kilts to formal events, particularly weddings, graduations and dances or ceilidhs.

How Morrison Tartan creates unique Fashion?

The Clan Morrison Tartan Kilt provides you with the opportunity to add a bit more color into your kilt-wearing ensembles than you might otherwise get the chance to. Morrison Tartan features two main colors as its main backdrop. These colors include both a rich forest green and a beautiful midnight blue. Atop these colors, you will find a bright red color running throughout in both a vertical and a horizontal, thin line. This kilt is made to order so you are able to get the right waist and hip size for you. You can also customize the kilt length. The ancient or 'red' tartan was officially recognised as the Morrison tartan by the Lord Lyon on 3 January 1968

Materials and Features

Cloth: 100% Acrylic Wool Fabric

Design: Morrison Tartan

Pleats: Knife Pleats

Cleaning: Easy to Wash

Buckles: Rust Free

Strap: Adjustable Leather Strap

Optional: Pockets & Belt Loops

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Do you wear a belt with tartan trews?

Whether or not to include a belt with a Tartan trews depends on your choice of tartan. For instance, fishtail trews mostly comes equipped with braces, therefore eliminating the need for a belt. On the contrary, the Argyll trewsis traditionally fabricated with a 3-inch waistband, making them ideal to be paired up with a belt. One crucial thing in this regard is never to use a belt in combination with a waistcoat.

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 Jackets Type  that you can combine with those kilts also. There are two different ways you can separate the various styles when you are choosing which coat you need to combine with which kilt, and that is by choosing whether you expect to wear the kilt outfit nonchalantly during the day or during meals and other proper occasions as night wear.