Special Order
Once purchased, we will order your kilt in. Kilt will be made in Scotland.
Isle of Skye Standard Tartan Wool Kilt 16oz
This amazing wool kilt is the perfect answer to those wanting a traditional, lighter weight kilt that can be for both formal and informal occasions. It is made in the authentic Isle of Skye tartan from fabric woven in Scotland. The kilt is made from up to 5 yards of worsted wool tartan fabric woven in Scotland. This makes for a lighter weight kilt while still trying to keep as much "swing" in the pleats as possible and keeping the price down. Whether you need something lighter for a highlander games or just something more budget friendly, the UTKilts standard traditional kilt is perfect. Your purchase includes matching flashes.
The regular price on this exact kilt is usually around $300 or more. These won't last long at under $200.
Features:
- Made from 16 oz 100% worsted wool fabric woven in Scotland
- Uses 4-5 yards of fabric (depending on size and tartan pattern)
- Traditional Selvedge edge, not hemmed
- Belt loops for belt and sporran
- Full lining on inside of kilt
- Double Fringed apron
- 2 buckle straps
- Comes with a 24 inch total length
- Matching flashes are included!
UTKilts Premium Wool Kilt vs Standard Wool Kilt
We currently have two types of wool kilts: The Premium and The Casual. While both are constructed in very similar ways, there are some differences. Please see the chart below for the differences between the premium and the casual
| Premium | Isle of Skye Tartan |
| 6-8 Yards of Fabric |
4-5 yards of fabric |
| 16oz woolen wool |
16 oz worsted wool |
| 3 Buckle straps |
2 Buckle straps |
Tartan Information
From the Scottish Tartans Authority: "Instigated and registered by Mrs Rosemary Nicolson Samios in 1992, an Australian of Skye descent, now living in Skye. It was selected through a worldwide competition won by weaver Angus MacLeod from Lewis who produced the first commercial quantities in traditional kilt weight in 1993 at Lochcarron Weavers in North Strome, within view of the Cuillin Mountains. The colours of the tartan depict those of the island, often called the 'Misty Isle'.
Who can wear this tartan?
This tartan is classified as a district tartan. There is no specific connection that is needed to wear it.
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