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It is important to know how to store and care for your kilt to avoid costly repairs and maintain your kilt shape, pleating and general appearance, allowing it to look its best every time you wear it. To help you get the most out of your garment, we have created this guide on kilt care and how to look after your kilt properly, preserving this classic piece so that it can be passed down for generations.

Whether you are Scottish or of Scottish descent, there’s no better way to connect with your heritage than donning your family’s tartan. But with over 7000 varieties to choose from, coming in all manner of colours and patterns, how do you know you’re wearing the right one? And what if you don't have any Scottish ancestry, but still want to wear tartan?

Kilts can be pleated to either the sett or the stripe. The pleats showcase the tartan pattern and the type of kilt pleating you choose can have a big impact on the final appearance of your highland wear outfit. If you are unsure of the difference between the two styles of pleating, finding it difficult to choose or even picturing how your kilt would look, we have created this guide exploring the two techniques.

The quaich is an iconic Scottish item steeped in tradition, representative of a shared experience in uniting clans, demonstrating trust and a sense of belonging. Discover more about the heritage of the quaich and why sipping a dram from this special Scottish cup is part of many celebrations in Scotland today.

Incorporating a tartan sash in your ladies’ highland dress outfit is a great way to show off your Scottish clan heritage and leaves you looking your best for that special event. If you are interested in how to style your sash traditionally or looking for inspiration for a more contemporary look, we have created this guide of some of the different ways you can wear your sash to fit your style.

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What gives a kilt its charm is the construction, using traditional techniques that have been handed down through the ages. The kilt, which is instantly recognisable all over the world, has become an important part of Scottish identity. Not only is it famous for its undeniable Scottishness, but also for the expert craftsmanship that goes into making one.

Whether you are having a wedding in Scotland or not, there are lots of romantic ways to incorporate Scottish wedding traditions. To help get your wedding off to a truly Scottish start, explore some of the most famous traditions so you can integrate some Scottish heritage into your special day!

Whether your big day is fast approaching or you’re aiming to be the perfect guest, weddings...