Kennedy Bespoke Kilt

Kennedy Bespoke Kilt

The Kennedy kilt has a rich history rooted in ancient Gaelic origins. The Kennedy family settled in Carrick, Ayrshire, under Gilbert, whose son Duncan became the 1st Earl of Carrick in the 12th century. Loyal allies of the Bruces, they supported the Wars of Independence. Gilbert's descendant, Lord Kennedy, elevated the family's status in 1457. Hugh Kennedy of Ardstinchar fought with Joan of Arc at Orleans. The 3rd Lord became the 1st Earl of Cassillis in 1509 but died at Flodden in 1513. Their legacy endures in Culzean Castle, designed by Robert Adam and later offered to General Eisenhower as a tribute.
This Tartan weaves together an exquisite blend of colors, including shades of green, blue, black, red, purple and yellow. Its vibrant palette harmoniously captures the vivid beauty of Scotland's landscapes, paying tribute to the striking hills, shimmering lochs, and ancient forests.

Features:

• Material and Weight: Made from 100% acrylic wool with a 16 oz weight, emphasizing durability and comfort.
• Customizable Length: Customers can select their preferred length for a perfect fit.
• Kilt Pleats: Knife pleats for a classic appearance.
• Buckles and Straps: Adjustable fitting and style with sturdy buckles and straps.

Purpose:

• Casual Kilt: Ideal for everyday wear and casual events.
• Formal Kilt: Suitable for formal occasions and special events.

Why Choose Scottish Kilt:

• 100% Bespoke: Each kilt is custom-made to order.
• 50,000+ Happy Customers: Highlight the number of satisfied customers served.
• Love it or Burn it: Satisfaction guarantee.
• 500+ Tartans in Stock: Extensive range of tartans available.
• Ethical and Sustainable Practices: Commitment to ethical and sustainable kilt production.
• Easy Maintenance: Low-maintenance nature of the kilt.
• Competitive Pricing: Emphasize value for money.
• High-Quality Materials: Premium materials used.
• Quality Assurance: Rigorous quality control measures.

Kennedy Bespoke Kilt

The Kennedy kilt has a rich history rooted in ancient Gaelic origins. The Kennedy family settled in Carrick, Ayrshire, under Gilbert, whose son Duncan became the 1st Earl of Carrick in the 12th century. Loyal allies of the Bruces, they supported the Wars of Independence. Gilbert's descendant, Lord Kennedy, elevated the family's status in 1457. Hugh Kennedy of Ardstinchar fought with Joan of Arc at Orleans. The 3rd Lord became the 1st Earl of Cassillis in 1509 but died at Flodden in 1513. Their legacy endures in Culzean Castle, designed by Robert Adam and later offered to General Eisenhower as a tribute.
This Tartan weaves together an exquisite blend of colors, including shades of green, blue, black, red, purple and yellow. Its vibrant palette harmoniously captures the vivid beauty of Scotland's landscapes, paying tribute to the striking hills,