Articles by USA Kilts

Articles by USA Kilts

USA Kilts are kilt makers who specialize in all aspects of Highland Wear. Our mission is to support and promote Celtic / Gaelic culture and assist new kilt wearers by answering questions.

Our 14,000 square foot location houses our kilt making facility, warehouse, retail store and video production studio. We carry kilts & highland wear, women's wear, Celtic gifts, Celtic jewelry & home goods. USA Kilts is truly a unique destination for those who want the best that the UK and Ireland have to offer.

Email: [email protected]
Phone: 1.800.368.8633
Store Location: 3389 Schuylkill Rd, Spring City, PA 19475
Store Hours: Monday - Saturday 10 AM to 5 PM
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Why Is Saint Andrew's Day Important?

Saint Andrew's Day, celebrated on November 30th, holds significant importance for Scotland and its cultural identity. As the patron saint of Scotland, Saint Andrew's legacy is deeply rooted in the nation's history and traditions. Yet St. Andrew's Day has become as much a secualr holiday of national pride as a religious observance. A time when, whether through formal gatherings or personal celebrations at home, people raise a glass to Scotland and its enduring legacy.

How To Start Learning Gaelic - Irish or Scottish
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How To Start Learning Gaelic - Irish or Scottish

Learning Gaelic, whether Irish or Scottish, can be a rewarding experience. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you get started!

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Jack O'Lantern - The Original Irish Legend of Stingy Jack

Have you ever wondered where the term "jack-o-lantern" comes from? One answer lies in an old Irish tale that introduces us to the notorious character known as Stingy Jack, a deceitful blacksmith whose reputation for trickery eventually attracts the attention of the Devil himself.
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