Scottish Great Kilt

The Great Kilt, in contrast to modern tartan kilts, is a distinctive and traditional garment that possesses its own unique characteristics. In the past, crafting a Great Kilt required 9 yards of fabric, as the weaving looms of that era produced cloth that was up to 30 inches wide. This traditional Great Kilt incorporates a combination of various top tartans, enhancing its individual appeal.

Accurate measurements are crucial to ensure a proper fit for the Great Kilt, as the measuring process differs from other types of kilts. To obtain the correct measurements, follow these steps:

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

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

When selecting the appropriate size for a Great Kilt, consider the following guidelines:

• 4 Yards: This size is 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: This size is ideal for individuals with a waist size of up to 60 inches.

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