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Women's Kilts

Women's kilts and tartan skirts, from traditional tartan to utility and modern cuts, made to your measurements.

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Shop by styleTartan Skirts43Women's Denim Kilts1Women's Hybrid Kilts8Women's Modern Kilts19Women's Tartan Kilts58Women's Utility Kilts19

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Kilts for women

Women's kilts follow the same principles as men's: a flat, overlapping front apron, pleats across the back, and straps and buckles at the side. Where they differ is fit and length, so every piece here is cut to the waist, hip and length measurements you send us.

Tartan kilts are the classic choice for weddings, ceilidhs and Highland events. Tartan skirts offer a lighter, more everyday take on the look, while utility kilts, hybrid kilts, modern kilts and denim kilts bring the shape into daily wear.

Choose your length by how you plan to wear it: on or just above the knee for a classic look, or longer for a more formal skirt. If you are matching a partner's or family tartan, use the Tartan Finder to find it first.

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Complete the look

Women's Tartan Kilts
Women's Tartan Kilts58 styles
Tartan Skirts
Tartan Skirts43 styles
Tartan Scarves
Tartan Scarves45 styles
Tartan Sashes
Tartan Sashes44 styles

Common questions

Women's Kilts FAQs

How do I choose the length of a women's kilt?
Decide where you want the hem to sit, then measure from your natural waist to that point. On the knee is the traditional length; the size guide explains how to measure.
Can I order a women's kilt in my family tartan?
Yes. Find your tartan with the Tartan Finder and choose it when ordering. Every tartan is available in Modern, Ancient or Weathered colours.
What do women wear with a kilt?
A fitted blouse or knit, a tartan sash or scarf for formal events, and boots or brogues. A kilt pin on the front apron adds a finishing touch.
What is the difference between a kilt and a tartan skirt?
A kilt is built with deep pleats, straps and buckles and an overlapping front apron. A tartan skirt is lighter and simpler, made for everyday wear rather than Highland dress.

Guides & resources

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Kilt buying guideStyle, yardage, tartan and measurements, step by step.Read the guide →How to wear a kiltWhere every piece goes, plus dress codes.Read the guide →Tartan guideClan, district and universal tartans explained.Read the guide →Size guideHow to measure your waist, hip and length.Read the guide →Kilt care guideHanging, cleaning, pressing and storage.Read the guide →