Highland Great Kilt

The Great Kilt sets itself apart from modern tartan kilts with its distinctive and traditional characteristics. In the past, crafting a Great Kilt required 9 yards of fabric, as the weaving looms at that time produced cloth up to 30 inches wide. This traditional garment combines various top tartans, adding to its unique charm.

To ensure a proper fit for the Great Kilt, it is crucial to take accurate measurements, as the measuring process differs from other types of kilts. Follow these steps to obtain the correct measurements:

1. Waist Measurement: Measure your waist using the same method as when measuring for pants.

2. Length Measurement: Determine the desired length by measuring from your waist down to the level of your knee cap.

When choosing the appropriate size for a Great Kilt, refer to the following guidelines:

• 4 Yards: Suitable for individuals with a waist size of up to 38 inches.

• 5 Yards: Recommended for individuals with a waist size of up to 48 inches.

• 6 Yards: Ideal for individuals with a waist size of up to 60 inches.

By following these measurements, you can ensure a comfortable and precise fit for the Great Kilt, allowing you to fully embrace its traditional style and elegance.