4 Designs
Rugs & Throws
Tartan throws, blankets and travel rugs in clan, district and fashion setts. A throw is lighter and decorative, a blanket is made for warmth in use, and a travel rug is heavier again for a car, a picnic or a stadium. Acrylic is warmer for its weight than people expect and does not itch, which is the usual reason a decorative throw never actually gets used. A throw is lighter and made to be seen on a sofa arm. A blanket is heavier and made to be used. A travel rug is heavier again, often with a strap, for a car, a picnic or a stadium. Buying the wrong one is why so many tartan throws sit folded and unused. Dry flat rather than hanging, since a wet throw over a rail stretches along its length permanently.
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Rugs & Throws
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The six styles our customers order most — every one made-to-measure to fit you exactly.
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Each piece is expertly tailored, carefully finished and fitted to perfection, honouring Scotland's rich tailoring tradition.
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Buying guides & Highland-dress resources
How to Choose a Kilt
Traditional 9-yard vs 5-yard vs utility — which kilt fits your occasion, climate, and budget.
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Measuring Guide
Step-by-step diagrams for kilts, jackets, waistcoats and more — showing waist, chest, hip and length, with exactly where to place the tape.
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Scottish Clan & Sept Finder
Find your clan tartan by surname — including sept names that match to parent clans.
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Tartan History & Symbolism
From pre-1700s belted plaids to modern dress tartans — the story of clan setts.
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Care & Cleaning Guide
How to clean, press, and store your product to keep the pleats sharp for decades.
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Burns Night Dress Code
What to wear to a Burns supper on 25 January — kilt, sporran, shirt, hose, and Sgian-dubh etiquette explained.
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Behind the bench
Tour our workshop in Sialkot
Three minutes inside one of our Pakistan workshops — see hand-pleating, fabric cutting, and the final fit-check every kilt passes before it ships. Customers and partners are welcome to visit in person.
