Gent's Deluxe Kilt, W50", L25.5" (Strathclyde Blue) Auld Lang Syne (Grey) The tartan was first published

The tartan was first published in the Vestiarium Scoticum in 1842

The Corps of Guides was a regiment of the British Indian Army made up of British officers and Indian enlisted soldiers to serve on the North West Frontier

100% Lambswool

Originally designed in 1971 by Trudi Mann and vetted by Donald C Stewart

Performance Blend Non-Wool**

Gent's Deluxe Kilt, W50", L25.5" (Strathclyde Blue) Auld Lang Syne (Grey) The tartan was first publishedRare Tartan Generously sized. Perfect for the big strong Highlander Transit stitch still in place never worn Waist 50" 127cm (middle of strap) Extended Strap gives + or 2. 5" 6. 4cm adjustment. Length 25. 5" 65cm Jacket & Accessories are not included Our traditional 8 yard heavyweight kilt is hand sewn by skilled kiltmakers, who use a traditional time honoured technique to ensure the highest quality. These kilts are perfect for formal occasions where