The Great Kilt Montrose doublet many find them a great

many find them a great alternative to the traditional wool

Traditionally finished with a purled fringe on each end

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32 Irish County and Monarch of the Glen tartans

The Great Kilt Montrose doublet many find them a greatThe Great Kilt or Belted Plaid (15th to 17th Century Highland wear) evolved from the needs of life in the Scottish Highlands. Made from locally produced wool and dyes to create the early tartans, it was an all purpose garment that kept people alive and working in the harsh Scottish climate. Nowadays, it's fun to wear and graceful with its sweeping drapes of fabric. Available in the tartan of your choice. Usually made from a 5 yards x 60" length of