Scottish don’t always get snow in December. It’s more likely in February or even March. Please remember that the Scottish Highland, the birthplace of the Kilt, is a pretty cold place in winter! Remember that much of Scotland is on the same bearing as many of Alaska. They wear Kilt in winter, and they are […]

Kilts can be confusing at first, but this guide will help you correctly sit in a kilt! Firstly, wrap the Kilt around your body, with the pleats to the back. The Kilt should sit around your waist, and the aprons should overlap in the front; the Kilt should drop to knee height. Here are two […]

Kilts have deep cultural and historical roots in Scotland. They’re a time-honored symbol of patriotism and carefully stored between wearings. The word ‘kilt’ derives from the ancient Norse word, Kilt, meaning ‘pleated,’ and refers to clothing tucked up and around the body.   The Scottish Kilt (plural kilts) is also called. A plaid, pleated school […]

Scots who voted for independence in the 2014 referendum are significantly more likely to forego underwear when donning a kilt. Matthew Smith, a data journalist at the survey firm, said: “Those who support Scottish independence are a hardier sort and are more likely to wear nothing underneath their kilts. “The youngest and the oldest Scots […]

The Kilt and plaid developed in 17th-century Scotland from the féile-breacan, a long piece of woolen cloth whose pleated first half was wrapped around the wearer’s waist, while the (unpleated) second half was then wrapped around the upper body, with a loose end thrown over the left shoulder. Subsequently, in the 17th century, two lengths […]

Well, there are two types of Scottish kilt wearer presents today. One: who wears the kilt with underwear (mostly young generation) second: who wears the kilts without underwear. Modern people like to wear not only traditional style kilts but also modern utility kilts with underwear or shorts. They think their body might be exposed if […]