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Glasgow Kilt Fittings

Looking for an unrivalled kilt shop experience in Glasgow? From the convenience of the City Centre or the flexibility of the West End, our Glasgow kilt shops are the ultimate destinations for highlandwear.

With the help of our expert stylists, we will guide you through our huge selection of traditional and contemporary highlandwear. Whether you are looking for a bespoke outfit you can cherish for a lifetime, or a last-minute hire for an upcoming celebration, let the Kings of Kilts help find your ideal look.

We work on an appointment-only basis. Once you have submitted your request, our team will be in touch to confirm your booking within 48 hours.


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City Centre Kilt Shop

Situated in the heart of Glasgow City Centre, our Bath Street kilt shop is just a 5-minute walk from both Queen Street and Central Station. It's also a short 3-minute stroll from the Buchanan Street Subway, making it a convenient stop for locals and visitors alike. 

Our Bath Street shop spans three floors, offering a wide range of traditional and contemporary highlandwear. Whether you're interested in buying a kilt that will last a lifetime or looking to hire outfits for your wedding party, our flagship store has everything you need to meet your highlandwear requirements.

As we run on an appointment-only basis, make sure you fill out the form above to book your visit. 

39 - 41 Bath Street, Glasgow, G2 1 HW

Monday - Friday: 10am to 5pm

Tel: 0141 280 3398

West End Kilt Shop

Offering a wide variety of traditional styles and modern tweeds in both our hire and purchase collections, our West End Kilt Shop is the ideal destination for individuals and groups seeking their next highlandwear look.

Our spacious West End location features a large showroom with multiple changing rooms, making it particularly suitable for larger parties. With ample on-street parking, it's also a convenient option for those looking to avoid the hustle and bustle of Glasgow City Centre.

We operate by appointment only, fill out the form above to book your visit to our West End kilt shop.

2359 Dumbarton Rd, Glasgow, G14 0NN

Thursday - Monday: 10am to 5pm

Tel: 0141 280 3398

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