Traditional and contemporary kilts sewn to order
Paul Henry Kilts
Kilt wearing is becoming more and more popular as people realise how comfortable and adaptable a kilt is. Gone are the days of only wearing the kilt for formal occasions.
Originally the kilt was for everyday wear and it is very refreshing to see that people are wearing it, once again in the “traditional” way!
Paired with sturdy shoes or boots and scrunched down socks, even with sandals or perhaps bare feet.
With t shirts and casual jackets, kilts are enjoying a new lease of life.
The choice of fabric can now range from cottons, denims,linens , even to brightly coloured and decorated ones, in addition to the more usual tartan and tweeds.
All of these kilts are still made with a traditional high waist , full apron,and have a good depth in the pleats, but contain between 5 - 6 yards of cloth They are machine stitched but they still resemble a more traditional style of kilt
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