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Anderson Ancient is the softer, muted-tone version of the Anderson clan tartan — "Ancient" refers to this faded, weathered color palette rather than the fabric's age, giving it a warmer, more traditional look than the brighter "Modern" colorway. This tartan is woven from 16oz acrylic wool, a durabl..

The Great Kilt — the Feileadh Mor — is the original Highland garment, worn by Scottish clansmen since the early 1600s. Unlike the modern knee-length kilt, it's a single long length of tartan, pleated and belted at the waist, with the remaining fabric draped over the shoulder for warmth and freedom o..

Bains of Caithness is a distinctive clan tartan, recognized by its bold, warm color palette rooted in Highland tradition. Woven from 16oz acrylic wool, this fabric is durable and machine-washable, holding its pattern and color through regular use while being far easier to care for than pure wool. S..

Bates tartan carries the distinctive check pattern associated with the Bates name, offered here as a durable, ready-to-work-with fabric for anyone building a Highland outfit or working on a Scottish-themed project. Woven from 16oz acrylic wool, this fabric holds its pattern and color through regula..

The Great Kilt — the Feileadh Mor — is the original Highland garment, worn by Scottish clansmen since the early 1600s. Unlike the modern knee-length kilt, it's a single long length of tartan, pleated and belted at the waist, with the remaining fabric draped over the shoulder for warmth and freedom o..

The Great Kilt — known in Scottish Gaelic as the Feileadh Mor — is the original Highland garment, worn by clansmen since the early 1600s for both mobility and protection against the elements. Unlike the modern knee-length kilt, the Great Kilt is a single long length of tartan, pleated and belted at ..

Capture the spirit of Scotland with this handmade Great Scot Tartan 8 Yard Kilt, a versatile traditional piece crafted for men who want a bold, modern take on Highland heritage with pride on any occasion. Registered in the Scottish Register of Tartans as a contemporary multi-purpose design (ref 1521..