Regulation Doublet Outfit

Kilt made to measure to the very highest standards by our expert kiltmakers in Scotland.

Description: Our premium quality eight yard kilts are made to measure, hand-made by highly experienced kiltmakers. Made from a full 8 yards of kilt material. The front edge has two fringes, and we include two belt (or sporran strap) loops at the back.

Kilt Pleating There are two basic methods of pleating a kilt. In one - called pleating to the stripe - a vertical stripe is selected and the fabric will be folded so that this stripe runs down the center of each pleat. The result is a style where horizontal bands appear along the back and sides of the kilt (see the gallery photo "pleating to the stripe"). A kilt pleated in this fashion will look different from the front than it does from the back. It is often called military pleating because this is the style of pleating adopted by most military regiments. It is also widely used by pipe bands.

The other style of pleating is called pleating to the sett (see example). Here, the fabric is folded in such a way that the pattern of the sett is repeated all around the kilt. This is done by taking up one full sett in each pleat. The result is a kilt which looks much the same from the front as from the back.