8 Yard Vegan Kilt

The first vegan kilt on the market - since December 2018. This garment is entirely animal-product free. The kilt is machine stitched and hand finished from 8 yards of lightweight, hypoallergenic Polyviscose, is lined with hemp-canvas with 3 imitation-leather straps to ensure an excellent fit.

As with all our kilts, this garment is Made in Scotland by our own trained kilt makers. 

Kilt pin and sporran may be purchased separately. Polyviscose does not tend to have a kilting selvedge, so these kilts will have a hem at the bottom, but we will make this as discreet as possible. 

Tartan Finder Disclaimer:

As each of the mills has supplied their own images, or they have been taken from fabric samples, please note that the setts are not to scale when comparing tartans of different mills. Also, as screen resolutions vary, colours may differ slightly from those seen here. If unsure, we’d encourage you to purchase a swatch of the fabric before buying.

Measuring advice:

• Waist: measure firmly around waist at navel (belly button) height.
• Seat: measure around the largest part of the seat area.
• Kilt Length: measure from the top of the hip at navel height (so the measure curves over the top of the hip bone) to the top or middle of the knee. As a rule of thumb, your kilt length should be no shorter than a third of your height. It's usually better to get someone to help with this measurement, as you'll tend to lean forward and shorten the length when doing it yourself.
• Height: provide this in feet and inches.




Don't worry if these seems daunting, it's not as hard as it might sound! We have many years experience making kilts for people of all sizes, and will check with you if anything seems unusual. 

This item is made to order in our own tailoring workshop in Glasgow, with a standard delivery time of 4 to 6 weeks. If you need it sooner please select the option above. Our tailors can accommodate most requests, so please email us or add notes to your order at checkout.

Pleating at the back can either be 'to the sett' meaning it continues the pattern of the tartan, while 'to the stripe' means each pleat carries a uniform stripe from the tartan (see picture comparison above). You have the option to choose which colour stripe you'd like carried over in this option (input which colour from your chosen tartan you'd like in the text box).

If you have any queries regarding the measurement process, the pleating options, or would like some additional information before placing your order, please e-mail us.