My kilt shop is now open well over 40 tartans from traditional kilts to utility kilts, a lighter tartan and allot with a heavy weave too. Kilts start at just $99 far less than many others, kilts are a poly cotton blend, durable, custom tailored for your measurements. The kilts are beautifully sewn by masters of their craft who have been making kilts for nearly fifty years, it will take about 14 days, one fortnight in comparison to 5 to 6 months from Scotland. Adding in the cost which is around $600 and up!
Unlike most kilt sellers most only carry a select few and buy from a supplier justkiltme.com has a partnership with a weaver who’s been in the business for fifty years. They also make the kilts in the same shop so they’re not farmed out any other tailors. From master weavers to master tailors our kilts are of the highest degree tailored made tartan kilts. We also carry utility kits including leather with tartans
We have exclusive Welsh Dragon Kilt Pins, Belt Buckles and Sporrans along with other accessories from Viking Kilt Pins and other Celtic related ones that are not commonly found every where. The whole shop has a ancestral tie in with Strathclyde/Gododdin Welsh and of course Viking and NorthWestern Europe lines where most clans originate. This blog has went into that and shall further.
Down the road we will be adding tartan bow ties, traditional Tartan Trews and Trousers, along with Tee Shirts and other items.
Here is one of the many tartans we Carry.. Clan Wallace which have a family tie as many do for myself and many others too when we factor in how family trees and DNA work. The Wallace family first came to Scotland with a Norman family in the 11th century David I of Scotland was eager to extend the benefits of Norman influence and gave grants to the nobles of the south. Among them was Walter fitz Alan, (my 28th Grand Uncle) who the Scottish king appointed his Steward in 1136 and eventually started the Stewart Clan .One of Fitzallan’s followers was Richard Wallace, who’s family had married into the FitzAlans via a daughter, came from Oswestry who came north to try to improve his fortunes . Oswestry is on the Welsh border so there is all ready tie in’s with the Strathclyde Welsh who settled around there in the 10th century.
Here is one of the many tartans we Carry.. Clan Wallace which have a family tie as many do for myself and many others too when we factor in how family trees and DNA work. The Wallace family first came to Scotland with a Norman family in the 11th century David I of Scotland was eager to extend the benefits of Norman influence and gave grants to the nobles of the south. Among them was Walter fitz Alan, (my 28th Grand Uncle) who the Scottish king appointed his Steward in 1136 and eventually started the Stewart Clan .One of Fitzallan’s followers was Richard Wallace, who’s family had married into the FitzAlans via a daughter, came from Oswestry who came north to try to improve his fortunes . Oswestry is on the Welsh border so there is all ready tie in’s with the Strathclyde Welsh who settled around there in the 10th century.
Since he was from Wales and the Welsh really didn’t have surnames until the 17th century at best Wallace may be a corruption of Le Waleis meaning the “Welshman“
Since he was from Wales and the Welsh really didn’t have surnames until the 17th century at best Wallace may be a corruption of Le Waleis meaning the “Welshman“
Check out this one and the rest on http://www.justkiltme.com
Check out this one and the rest on http://www.justkiltme.com