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Product Description
A Great Kilt (or Feileadh Mòr as it's known in Gaelic) is a long piece of cloth, which is hand pleated and wrapped around the user. This includes ONLY the cloth used to make a great kilt. Belt, Sporran, Plaid Brooch and Highland shirt are all sold separately. -
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Price Value Quality The quality is outstanding. Very happy with my great kilt! (Posted on 12/22/2019) - Buying a Tartan for a Great Kilt JohnR
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Price Value Quality Be sure to get your swatches of the tartan before you buy because there are subtle differences among manufacturers. Compare prices among various vendors and you will find that USA Kilts has a great price. Add that to their superb assistance and overall they come out ahead. Great people to work with when issues come up, which they will when ordering a tartan made in Scotland. To get the best result in creating your Great kilt, look at several you Tube videos to get the gist that there are various methods and nothing is set in stone except that a belt is absolutely required! (Posted on 10/30/2019) - Amazing Kilt and Service Andrew
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Price Value Quality Ordered the 16oz fabric and it is amazing quality. Great feel and weight to the fabric. I will be wearing this as often as I can.
Originally was on back order until the end of October, but I received it close to the beginning of the month. Great customer service with informing me and offering alternatives if I was interested. I will definitely be ordering all future kilts from USA Kilts. (Posted on 10/17/2019) - Braw! Storyteller
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Price Value Quality The tartan arrived and is amazing. It took a few attempts to get one that was suitable but it was not USA Kilts that was at fault, sadly some of my choices were no longer available or in double width. However the staff went out of there way to make sure I got the Tartan I wanted, Great service, Beautiful Tartan and would use again and highly recommend. (Posted on 6/28/2019) - Go heavy or go home Skarðaborg
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Price Value Quality Don't be afraid of 16oz! Excellent quality and excellent pleat-ability with the heavier weight. This is a real kilt. With some creativity, this will make a cool contemporary garment. Color coordinated dress shirt and nice waist coat...boots...double stacked socks in complimentary colors. Thank you again, USA Kilts! (Posted on 4/24/2019) - A Great Kilt Ian
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Price Value Quality I bought the Lienster Crest tartan 16oz, and colors match the picture which is always tough to do. This kilt is much heavier than my 13oz, and pleats way easier. The fabric is thick and holds up to a Fairbanks, Alaska winter! (Posted on 12/29/2018) - A family heirloom! Alex D.
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Price Value Quality My girlfriend purchased this kilt for me for Christmas. I’ve always wanted one in my clan’s tartan and was willing to put in the extra work to pleat it myself. When it arrived, we couldn’t wait until Christmas Day to open it! The quality is excellent, the colors vibrant, the size exactly as ordered. This is a versatile piece of fabric that I imagine I’ll use in various situations (rain or shine!). This is worthy of being handed down for future generations to enjoy for many years to come! (Posted on 12/18/2018) - Great service. Thanks. DRH
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Quality Price Value Very nice. (Posted on 9/25/2018) - This is a kilt AIden Crawford
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Price Value Quality Now this is impressive! The 16oz unlike the 11 pleats soooo much easier, the weight of the kilt presses down holding it in place to make the next. I bought it extra long and cut it down to the 4 yard I needed and used the extra for side projects so everything matched. This is a kilt you can feel it literally pulls on your waist, highly recommend for winter games, wear, Christmas etc you will NOT be disappointed. Heavy thick wool the most amazing thing you will EVER wear, seriously!
Again you will need someone to roll the raw edges and sew them (to make sure it doesn’t fray) but it would take an experienced sewer about a half hour. (Posted on 1/28/2018) - Fantastic Collin
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Price Value Quality Received the fabric sooner than expected. And as someone who wears a kilt almost daily the quality of the fabric from the mill they work with is excellent. (Posted on 9/15/2017)
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The Great Kilt is a true symbol of the Highlands and of Scotland.
Known in Gaelic as the feileadh mor (Feileadh Mòr), this is the big kilt you see wrapped around Scottish Highlanders of the 16th through the 18th centuries. It has picked up many pop-culture names over the years.
In reality, the Scottish great kilt is just a large piece of tartan cloth (if someone offers you a great kilt for sale and it is pre-pleated, watch out!). The trick to wearing one lies in learning how to pleat it around your torso and fix it in place with a plaid brooch and kilt belt. Our 16 oz. wool great kilt and 13 oz wool great kilt are each sourced from the best tartan mills in Scotland and are available in your choice of tartan sett. If you want something a little lighter weight for summer festivals, check out our 11oz great kilt.
Is this the kilt I see people wearing as a Renn Faire Kilt?
Yes. Though not every renaissance kilt is worn authentically and practice putting it on is crucial. Decide if you want to create a fantasy Celtic warrior look (like for a LARP) or a historically accurate Highlander or Jacobite look. Then practice before you go to faire!
Can I get an Outlander kilt, Braveheart kilt, Rob Roy kilt or Highlander kilt?
Yes because they are all essentially the same garment, just known popularly by the movie or TV series title. Of all of these, we are most pleased with the research that went into the costumes of the Outlander series. Very authentic look!
How do I find my family great kilt?
Just click on the tartan picker link and do a search on your name. We will provide you with a custom great kilt. That means it will be in any tartan you like. Remember that most Clan tartans were not registered until the early 19th century, so don’t worry too much about having an exact tartan for a historical costume or impression. In most of history, you just wore the tartan your wife had woven for you during the winter.
