Scotch Corner

Through the mists of time the Clansmen have worn identifying tartans originally in the form of a garment not too dissimilar to that of a toga, known more commonly as the great kilt. Colouring of those earlier garments were set from vegetable dies and today termed ancient colours, providing the wearer a more subtle hue and very suitable for day wear.
Since the banning of the tartan, George IV and Sir Walter Scott were largely responsible for the rebirth of interest in the Highland dress and the Victorians with their industrial revolution were able to fix more modern vibrant colour ways to tartan designs.
Variations from these standard colourings are found in weathered and muted shades and many clans have developed Dress and Hunting colours and patterns. Which ever you choose we always use the finest quality tartan cloth in our handmade kilts and all are woven in the Highlands and Borders of Scotland.
The unique timeless elegance of the kilt and full highland dress is loved and admired everywhere, sparking a certain"bonne ammie" where ever it is worn. We hope to make this possible for you to enjoy.