Maple Leaf

Affection for tartan cloth crossed the Atlantic first with Scottish regiments, who served garrison duty in Canada before Confederation, and later with the Scottish immigrants who settled in the Maritimes and United Canada. The Maple Leaf tartan incorporates the green of the leaves’ summer foliage, the gold which appears in early autumn, the red which appears with the coming of the first frost, and the brown tones of the fallen leaves.

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4 Yard Kilt

The symbol of Scotland, choose your fabric weight and yardage

Argyll Kilt Jacket

The traditional pure wool day jacket perfect for every occasion

Clan Crest Belt Buckle

Buckle up with clan pride

Kilt Belt

Made in Scotland using the finest quality leather and fully adjustable

Semi Formal Sporran

Originally for storing food and hunting supplies, the sporran more often contains a hip flask today

Wool Tie

Tell your family story with a finishing touch of neckwear

Flashes

Folklore leads us to believe that your kilt flashes tell your marital status

The Waistcoat

Choose your style with lapel, pocket, button and lining options galore

Tartan Trousers

Classic or slim fit, belt loops or side adjusters, turn-ups or pleats?

Flat Cap

In days gone by also known as a bonnet, you can choose any tartan for your bonnet

Tartan Tie

Visit the Tartan Blog for knot inspiration and the Tartan Finder to find your clan

Tartan Braces

Also known as suspenders, London Haberdasher Albert Thurston can be credited with bringing braces to public attention in 1822