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The USA Kilts "Wool Mini Kilt" is Kelly’s creation. She wanted to make a modern fashionable tartan kilt for women, while keeping some of the aspects of a traditional kilt.
The mini kilt is usually worn lower on the hips and has between 10 and 18 pleats (approximately 1.5" - 2" wide). It is shorter than a man’s kilt with an average length of 16 inches from the 'jeans waist'. This kilt closes with Velcro on the inside left hip and 2 straps and buckles on the outside right hip.
We would ask that you measure carefully for our kilts. Since these are custom made to fit the measurements provided, you will need to be sure of the exact sizing. We will not refund in the case of mistakes in measuring. Detailed measuring instructions can be found in the "Measuring Instructions" tab below this text and a video on how to measure can be found in the "Videos" tab directly below the main product picture.
The Freemasons' Fidelity Tartan is for any Blue Lodge Freemason, their families and loved ones.
The design was built to embody layers of Masonic thought and allegories of the Craft. These include “as above, so below”, the trinity of Faith, Hope, & Charity, the stages of life, the Masonic funeral rites, and the allegory of Jacob’s Ladder. Dark rich blue at the edges fades to a brighter tone of blue at the center representing the Masonic journey from darkness to light. The core of the pattern is actually a visual representation of the three degrees of Freemasonry…
- The dark blue and white outer lines of the Sett represent the Entered Apprentice Degree.
- Moving inward, the Fellowcraft Degree is represented by the combination of light blue and black lines.
- Finally, the central pattern of dark and light blue lines represents the Master Mason Degree.
The Freemasons' Fidelity Tartan was designed in 2023 by Ian D. Greenwood, a brother at Fidelity Lodge No.19 A.F. & A.M. in Fort Collins, Colorado, USA.
Measuring for your kilt: We would ask that you measure carefully for our kilts. Since these are custom made to fit the measurements provided, you will need to be sure of the exact sizing. We will not refund in the case of mistakes in measuring. Detailed measuring instructions can be found in the "Measuring Instructions" tab.
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Low Waist
Make sure to use a good sewing tape measure. If you don't have a sewing tape measure, you can use a leather belt to measure. Wrap it around you, mark it and then lay it flat on a metal tape measure to get the measurement.
Just relax and stand "at ease". When measuring, the tape measure should be snug – as snug as you will be wearing the kilt. Use that measurement for the waist.
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Hips This measurement is taken around the very widest part of your rear end. This measurement should be taken a bit loosely.
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Thighs Standing with feet about 8" to 10" apart, measure around the widest area of your thighs. Measure both thighs together, not individually.
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This is measured down the side of your body from the top of where the kilt will sit (consider whether you will wear it high waisted or low) straight down to about 3" above the knee, or where you deem most appropriate. 15" is an average length for a 5' 4" woman, wearing the kilt at her low waist. Any measurement shorter than this may be a bit "revealing" when you bend at the waist.
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If you need assistance measuring, please do not hesitate to contact us: 800.368.8633 or [email protected]
