Burns Check Tartan Kilt

A Burns Check Tartan Kilt is a knee-length kilt made from fabric featuring the Burns Check tartan pattern.

Design:

• Colors: Primarily black and white with a "hodden grey" overcheck and green accent lines.
• Pattern: A check pattern, similar to a shepherd's check, but with the addition of the grey and green lines.

History:

• Created in 1959 to commemorate the bicentenary of Robert Burns' birth.
• Not a clan tartan, but designed to honor the famous Scottish poet.
• Inspired by the shepherd's check pattern with the addition of elements referencing Burns' work:
  • The "hodden grey" refers to a line from his poem "A Man's a Man for A' That"
  • The green lines represent the fields and meadows where he found inspiration.

Kilt Features (these may vary depending on retailer):

• Material: Traditionally wool, but can also be found in acrylic blends.
• Style: Classic kilt with pleats in the back and a flat front apron.
• Length: Typically around 24 inches.
• Hardware: Buckles and straps, often made of leather.
• Additional features: May come with belt loops and pockets

''Product Features''

Crafted from premium quality 16oz acrylic wool fabric.

Genuine leather straps and rust-free buckle ensure durability.

Adjustable waist, up to 2 inches, for a comfortable fit.

Features knife pleats and belt loops for a traditional Scottish look.

16oz heavy weight tartan for a sturdy feel.

Hand-sewn and made to measure for exceptional quality.

Dry clean only for long-lasting wear.