Great Kilt – Feileadh Mor
Before the modern kilt came to be, there was the Great Kilt. From the 1500s to the early 1700s, this near-universal Highland garment was the ultimate all-in-one outfit. Untailored and raw, it consisted of a single large length of cloth that was precisely pleated on the ground, wrapped, and belted to provide durable, all-weather protection.
Product Details
- Traditional Great Kilt (Feileadh Mòr)
- Made from a continuous length of tartan cloth
- Standard unpleated construction: Gaelic Themes code T-KCMTG
- Optional stitched cheater pleats: Gaelic Themes code T-KCMTGCH
- Choice of tartan, subject to cloth availability
- Made to order in Scotland
Please include the required tartan and whether standard or cheater-pleated construction is preferred in your enquiry.


