Visiting Edinburgh next week Cameron called for a ‘fresh start’ and an "agenda of respect" between the Westminster and Edinburgh parliaments, in the spirit of friendship Mr Salmond could have presented Cameron with a tartan in the colours of Clan Cameron. The history of Clan Cameron dates back to the fifteen century. There were several [...]
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Cameron visit to Auld Reekie
Posted on February 20, 2012 by The Scotland Kilt Company
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The Best of Scottish
Posted on February 6, 2012 by The Scotland Kilt Company
Here we showcase the best in Scottish crafts that use beautiful fabrics which capture the spirit of the Highlands. Tartan and Tweed are synonymous with Scottish artisanship, heritage and style as well as keeping the cold at bay! Scotland’s love of fashion has strong links to its iconic fabrics and the range of styles and colours [...]
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Piped to the post!
Posted on February 5, 2012 by The Scotland Kilt Company
The Red Hot Chilli Pipers entertained the Murrayfield crowd in Scotland’s first match of the Six Nations this Saturday- not quite the performance the home crowd were after – the players, not the pipers! We’re hoping for a better show from Andy Robinson’s team in their next game against Wales at the Millennium Stadium on [...]
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Valentine’s day gifts
Posted on February 5, 2012 by The Scotland Kilt Company
This Valentines Day present you loved one with a special gift. Our ladieswear range includes sashes, shawls, fashion and ulitity kilts.
For him we have a choice of Scotland's finest sporrans, flasks and sgain dhubs as well as accessory gift sets. For sporting fans why not opt for a casual kilt and rugby top . If you’re going all [...]
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ooh la la!
Posted on January 28, 2012 by The Scotland Kilt Company
Scottish premier league - no restrictions on the overall number of foreign players, this article takes a look at key players from other countries - between 1989 – 2011 five hundred and fifty five foreign players have played in the Scottish league. There are few restrictions on individual foreign players all those from EU countries [...]
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The Great MOD kilt sale!
Posted on January 28, 2012 by The Scotland Kilt Company
As part of cost cutting measures the MOD is selling off items that are surplus to requirements – including regimental kilts that are listed as ‘Ideal for film or theatre work, collectors or re-enactors’
Also up for grabs are a Lynx Mk7 Multi-Role Helicopter Flight Simulator and a Lightning T5 fighter jet!
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Bad Luck Murray
Posted on January 27, 2012 by The Scotland Kilt Company
Despite losing out to Djokovic the World’s number one Andy Murray can hold his head high. In what has been described as the match of his career the tenacious Scot was the equal of Djokovic until the last few games. If Murray, under the tutalage of his new coach Evan Lendl, can maintain his standard [...]
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What a Thriller
Posted on January 27, 2012 by The Scotland Kilt Company
An unreleased album by pop icon Michael Jackson may become an unlikely addition to the Robert Burns museum situated in the poets beloved Ayrshire. The donation of the tracks which are based on the works of Rabbie Burns are being offered by David Guest who recorded the songs with Michael Jackson over ten years ago [...]
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Diamond Jubilee and Tartan
Posted on January 17, 2012 by The Scotland Kilt Company
This year celebrations around the UK and the world will be held to mark the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee. Events will take place over the first weekend in June. An extra Bank Holiday is being created in addition the May Day bank holiday is being moved to 4th of June so we will all be able [...]
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‘Iscotch’
Posted on January 17, 2012 by The Scotland Kilt Company
The Shembe Nazareth Baptist community in South Africa, blends Christian and Zulu traditions. The young male members of the community refer to themselves as the ‘Iscotch’ and wear special garments based on the kilt for religious ceremonies - a legacy of the Scottish regiments who occupied the area in the late 19th century.
A photograph of the [...]
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