After your event, make sure your kilt and other items are clean and dry before storing away. If possible, air your kilt for 12 hours after each use to get rid of any moisture hiding in the fibres. Fasten the kilt buckles to help the kilt maintain its shape and avoid any sagging. When storing your tartan trews or trousers, ensure to fold them on the crease to avoid any wrinkles from forming. Store your highlandwear in a well-ventilated space to allow the wool to breathe. Using a Kilt Wardrobe and Kilt Roll is a great way to protect your kilt, trews and jacket and waistcoat all year round. Wool can attract clothes moths, so it's important to store your kilt with natural repellents like fresh cedar blocks or lavender sachets. While chemical mothballs are highly effective at keeping the insects away, they have a strong smell that can cling to your kilt, so they’re not always the best choice for highlandwear storage.