Leather Kilt
A kilt is a type of traditional Scottish garment worn by men of Celtic heritage. The garment is a skirt with a flat front and pleated back, traditionally made of a wool tartan. Kilts are worn at the natural waist and fall at just below the knee.
Kilts are intended to be very personalized garments, with the tartan pattern a reflection of the wearer’s family history – it’s said that most Scottish clans who can trace their heritage through history can also boast a personal family tartan. Kilts are also meant to be tailored to fit the wearer precisely, but ready-made kilts are commonplace today.
The kilt is traditionally a symbol of masculinity and pride. As kilts became modernized, they were made using increasingly modern fabrics, including leather. Leather kilts have become incredibly popular for several reasons: they’re warm, bold, and fashion-forward. Leather kilts originate exclusively from the fashion world doing what it does best by turning a timeless tradition on its head for a modern, ultra-cool new style!