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 Irish Tartan |Scottish Kilt

Some of the Irish family names correspond to particular Clan Tartans and most Irish tartans represent the districts and counties of Ireland. There are very few Irish family tartans, unlike Scotland where there are hundreds. Most people of Irish heritage wear the tartan of the county or province where their families lived.  Irish Tartan are likely to have a long tunic that is made from colour cloth, normally dark green or saffron. 

Irish Tartan Fabric


Tartan Clothing & Accessories:   

  Tartan without any doubt is a national symbol of Scotland and Scottish heritage. Tartan is a patterned fabric having Scottish origin with interlocking strips woven in both horizontal and vertical ways. It is basically woven material generally arranging the colours and threads in warp and weft, until the square like arrangement appears. These patterns that form after this procedure are known as ‘sett’. In the contemporary world, tartan is an industry that means it is not related to one product only you can get a variety of Tartan products/accessories.

Tartan Kilts:

Scottish Kilt offers you Irish Tartan kilt by the yard at a fair price. It has a very attractive color pattern, in various styles that you prefer and allows you to create the perfect kilt and much more. These Tartan fabrics are made with the highest-quality acrylic wool and are about 54 inches wide in order to ensure that you are satisfied with the look.

Irish Tartan kilt

Tartan Sporran: 

The Irish Tartan Sporrans from Scottish Kilt provides you with an immense choice of style and occasion.

                                                                    Irish Sporrans

Tartan Neck Tie & Bow Tie: 

 The Irish Necktie from Scottish Kilt provides a stylish addition to any outfit. Our ties are available in a variety of tartans designs, meaning you’re sure to find the perfect one for you.

Irish Tartan Necktie



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