Children & Boys Kilt Outfit

Kids Kilt Outfits are charming and traditional, perfect for special occasions and celebrations. Pair them with a smart shirt and a matching waistcoat for a polished look, or dress them down with a casual tee for a playful vibe. Designed to offer both comfort and style, these outfits come with made-to-measure options, allowing for adjustments in length, fit, and tartan patterns. Customization details like sporrans and belts provide a personalized touch, making them a delightful addition to any young child’s wardrobe for weddings, holidays, or family gatherings. To measure a Kids Kilt Outfit accurately, follow these detailed steps. Using a soft measuring tape will ensure comfort and precision in measurements, and having an adult assist can help ensure accuracy.

Achieve the Ideal Fit: Your Comprehensive Measuring Guide

To measure a Kids Kilt Outfit accurately, follow these detailed steps. Using a soft measuring tape will ensure comfort and precision in measurements, and having an adult assist can help ensure accuracy.

Kilt Measurements:

• Waist:
  Measure around the child's natural waistline, which is typically just above the navel. Ensure the tape measure is snug but not too tight, allowing for comfort.
• Hip
  Measure around the fullest part of the child's hips, usually about 7-9 inches below the waist. This measurement ensures that the kilt will fit comfortably over the hips.
• Kilt Length (C):Measure from the waist down to the desired length of the kilt, which typically ends just above the knee. Stand the child straight while measuring for the most accurate length.

Note: A surcharge applies to children's kilts over 24" waist or 18" length. For larger sizes, consider our custom-made Men's Casual Kilt or Women's Mini Kilt. We offer over 1400+ tartans for custom-made kids' kilts.

Jacket Measurements (if applicable):

• Chest:
  Measure around the fullest part of the child's chest, keeping the tape parallel to the floor. Ensure the tape is snug but not restrictive.
• Waist (for jacket):
  Measure around the child's natural waistline as done for the kilt. This helps ensure the jacket fits well.
• Shoulder Width:
  Measure from the tip of one shoulder to the tip of the other across the back. This ensures that the jacket sits properly on the child's shoulders.
• Sleeve Length:
  Measure from the shoulder seam down to the wrist, with the arm slightly bent for comfort. This ensures the sleeves are the right length.
• Jacket Length:
  Measure from the top of the shoulder (where it meets the neck) down to the desired length of the jacket. 

Shirt Measurements (if applicable):

• Neck Size:
  Measure around the base of the child's neck where the collar would sit. Keep it snug but not too tight for comfort.
• Chest:
  Wrap the measuring tape around the fullest part of the chest, ensuring the tape is level and not too tight.
• Sleeve Length:
  Measure from the shoulder down to the wrist, slightly bending the arm for a natural fit.

Belt Measurements:

• Waist for Kilt Belt:
  Measure around the child's waist where the kilt belt will sit. This measurement ensures a comfortable and secure fit for the belt.

Foot Size (for Shoes):

• Foot Length and Width:
  Measure the length of the child's foot from the heel to the tip of the longest toe, and also measure the width at the widest part. This ensures that any footwear fits properly.

Tips for Accurate Measurements:

• Stand the child straight and relaxed during measurement.
• Measure over light clothing or undergarments similar to what will be worn with the outfit.
• Double-check measurements for consistency and accuracy.

Following these steps will help you achieve a well-fitted Kids Kilt Outfit, ensuring comfort and style for special occasions, ceremonies, or performances