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Homespun Clearance Kilts

50% OFF!   Macleod Dress (Lewis) Modern Homespun Ancient Kilts, Great Kilts, and Phillabegs
We have several yards of this clearance tartan available for the making of Ancient Kilts, Great Kilts, and Phillabegs, at approximately 50% off the regular price. Select your kilt from the list below. Please see our Kilts pages for specifics on each kind of kilt.
Note – we are asking for size information to be sure that your kilt will fit you correctly. Traditionally these kilts are pleated each time you wear them, so we do not pleat the kilt for you unless you choose the additional Cheater Pleats™ option below. Pleating instructions are included with each kilt. Please allow 1-3 weeks for delivery.

50% OFF!   Lindsay Blue Modern Homespun Ancient Kilts, Great Kilts, and Phillabegs
We have several yards of this clearance tartan available for the making of Ancient Kilts, Great Kilts, and Phillabegs, at approximately 50% off the regular price. The colors aren't quite right, but it is still a good looking tartan. Select your kilt from the list below. Please see our Kilts pages for specifics on each kind of kilt.
Note – we are asking for size information to be sure that your kilt will fit you correctly. Traditionally these kilts are pleated each time you wear them, so we do not pleat the kilt for you unless you choose the additional Cheater Pleats™ option below. Pleating instructions are included with each kilt. Please allow 1-3 weeks for delivery.

Non-Clan Homespun Ancient Kilts, Great Kilt and Phillabegs 50% OFF!
Any similarity to existing clan tartans is purely in your imagination.

Cheater Pleats™ (Optional) ($50 extra)

This is a nice convenience option. Your kilt will still look like you pleated it yourself, but you can take it off and put it back on any time you want to without re-doing your pleats. We'll pleat the kilt for you and stitch a hidden waistband inside to hold it all together. Once you've got it on, no one will know you didn't pleat it yourself!

Here are your options:
Pleat to sett – each pleat is positioned so that the pattern (sett) appears to continue through the pleated portion of the kilt.
Pleat to stripe – we choose a prominent stripe in the pattern and center the stripe down the middle of each pleat. This is a traditional military style, and can look very nice. Some tartans just don't look good pleated to stripe however. If you choose this option we will let you know if it can't (or shouldn't) be done.
Box pleats – another traditional military style. Every other pleat is reversed. This creates pleats twice as wide (3 to 4 inches wide depending on the sett width of the tartan you choose) with tartan folded under both edges of each pleat. Incidentally, box pleating uses less tartan, so you can actually get by with a 4 yard kilt all the way up to about a 50 inch waist. NOTE – We will only use as much tartan as we need to, so if your waist size is less than 50, and you select box pleats, your kilt will most likely be constructed of less than 4 yards of fabric. The other pleating methods will use approximately the whole 4, 5, or 6 yards accordingly. If your waist size is larger than 50 inches, and you would like box pleats, select a 5 yard kilt.

How To Measure
1) Measure the waist size at your actual waist, where you usually wear your pants.
2) Measure your hip at the fullest point, usually 6-8 inches below the waist.
3) Measure the length from your waist to about the middle of the knee. Have someone help you. If you bend even a little while trying to do it yourself, the measurement will change.