Scottish clothing

There's something about Scottish clothing that seems to invoke a sense of patriotism in the person. Maybe it's the defiant history behind it or the simply gorgeous plaid pattern. Whatever it is, it is one of the most well preserved traditional outfits that we see today. Even though Scottish kilts are not worn on a daily basis today (but obvious), they still are a great hit whenever they are worn. Wearing this typical Scottish piece of clothing is reserved for some special occasions like…

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In recent years, we have seen a growing trend of women wearing kilts. A garment traditionally worn by men in Scotland, kilts have been reimagined and repurposed in new and exciting ways, with women…

The Aboyne Dress was designed for the Aboyne Highland Gathering in Scotland. This is a 16th Century Fashion styled version of the Aboyne design. Perfect for both Renaissance Faire and Celtic Festival alike - One Dress to Stroll Them All! Handmade with Velvet and Cotton Fabrics Bodice: not intended as corset, can be laced to accommodate +/- 1-2", cotton lining, polyester boning, and satin cord Womens Sizes Large : 36" Bust, 28" Waist 2 Layer Skirt: vintage plaid medium weight woven cotton…

"Scottish Highlander 2 piece costume This beautiful quality costume brings together the traditional plaid pattern with our own design flair The skirt closes at the waistline by hook and eye and is pleated for the best fullness possible. The fabric is a heavier cotton but still moves beautifully. To finish, our bodice is 100% cotton and laces together through brass eyelets. Shown with our Celtic blouse available in our Etsy store. A gorgeous costume that may be pieced with other items for…

FREE SHIPPING Beautifully versatile self-fringed Scottish 100% wool tartan Shawl, carefully handmade in Weathered Hunting Fraser tartan, a subtle traditional Clan tartan woven in muted tones of grey and brown featuring fine white and pale red highlights. Inspired by the costumes and styling of Outlanders Claire Fraser, this generously large shawl measures approx 145cm square and can be worn so many ways ,offering inherent insulating warmth without bulkiness. This traditional 10 oz soft wool…

I’m currently in Edinburgh for work, and discovered again how much I love this city. Aside from all the narrow alleys, tea shops, cute jewelry and gruesome tales, there’s also a lot of …

English And Scottish Dress, 18th Century. [Illustration created in the 19th century by Albert Kretschmer (1825-1891)]. Printed on border: "Scotch: 11. Lady of rank ; 12. Highland gentleman."