NO!  Jeans size almost never equal your kilts size.  That is because jeans are labeled 2-4 inches smaller than what they actually are.  Visit our Sizing Chart to get help with measuring for our kilts.  If you choose not to measure and guess your size, you will be responsible for shipping both ways to get a replacement kilt.

On our Sizing Sizing Chart you will find instructions on how to make an educated guess on the size the person might need.  Keep in mind that it is only a guess.  There is really no substitute for not measuring the persons waist.

Standard shipping in the U.S. takes 2-3 business days. International orders vary depending on which shipping option you choose.

USA Domestic Orders 

USPS First Class Mail - 2-5 Days (for smaller items like buckles, belts, hose, pins, etc.)

USPS Priority Mail or Fedex - 2-3 Days (Not guaranteed but typically arrives in that time frame)

USPS Priority Mail Express - 1-2 Days (1 day shipping is only to certain zip codes)

Fedex Ground - 2-5 Days

Fedex 2 Day  

Fedex Overnight

*Fedex shipping does not count Saturday as a delivery day.  

International Orders

Flat Export - 2 weeks to 2 months (Depends on country being shipped to)

USPS First Class Package - 1-2 weeks on average (Can be longer depending on customs)

Fedex International - 3-6 days (Depends on country being shipped to)

Yes, we do offer over night shipping to most locations in the U.S. Priority Mail express or FedEx Overnight. Please use ourcontact form to verify shipping time to your specific location.  Remember, FedEx does not count Saturday as a delivery day so if you need your item on a Saturday be sure to contact us first

This is something that does happen on occasion.  I have a lot of experience dealing with several different shipping companies.  One thing I have learned is that not a single one of them guarantee their deliver dates 100%.  I know most companies give you a day that it will be delivered, but lots of things could happen that might prevent it from arriving on time.  Just remember that almost all my packages arrive when they are suppose to, but occasionally one might not be on time.  

 While we do ship to most countries around the world, not all are included on our approved shipping list.  If your country does not come up, send us a message and we can most likely add it

Do you carry other tartans other than the ones listed?

Yes, we can get most tartans out there.  Our special order ones listed below show you all the ones we can get at our amazing prices:

Standard Wool Tartans

Premium Wool Tartans

Acrylic Tartans

If your tartan is not listed there, don't worry!  We still can get it from our weaver's in Scotland.  Check out our listing here

Made in Scotland Kilts

Traditional Kilts vs. Utility Kilts

A traditional kilt is the classic style most people picture when they think of a kilt. It’s typically made from wool, but less expensive options like polyviscose or acrylic are also available. Traditional kilts use more fabric than utility kilts, resulting in more pleats and deeper pleats. They are worn for many occasions, including weddings, Highland Games, and other cultural or formal events. Traditional kilts are secured with straps and buckles and do not have built-in pockets, so a sporran is used for carrying essentials. Accessories such as kilt hose, flashes, and jackets are often worn to complete the outfit.

Key features of a Traditional Kilt:

• Typically wool, but also available in polyviscose or acrylic
• Uses more fabric than a utility kilt (more pleats, deeper pleats)
• Worn for weddings, Highland Games, and other formal or cultural events
• Secured with straps and buckles (no built-in pockets)
• Usually paired with sporran, hose, flashes, and other traditional accessories

A utility kilt is built for practicality and versatility. They are made from durable fabrics such as poly-cotton, polyviscose, ripstop, or acrylic. Utility kilts are usually secured with snaps or Velcro for easy adjustments, though some designs also include buckles and straps like traditional kilts. One of their most notable features is storage — utility kilts have multiple pockets, often large cargo-style pockets, in various configurations for carrying everyday items.

Key features of a Utility Kilt:

• Made from poly-cotton, polyviscose, ripstop, or acrylic
• Usually secured with snaps or Velcro, sometimes buckles and straps
• Many different pockets for storage, often large cargo-style
• Designed for everyday wear and active use
• Less formal overall, but still worn by many for weddings and special occasions

While utility kilts are generally considered less formal, many people choose to wear them for weddings, formal events, and special occasions because of their comfort and modern style. Traditional kilts offer a timeless, heritage-based look, while utility kilts provide a more functional and casual approach. Both styles have their place — the right choice depends on the occasion, your needs, and your personal style.