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Virtual Kilt Fittings in Melbourne

Get the kilt shop experience in Melbourne with our Virtual Kilt Fitting Service.

Enjoy a truly authentic experience from the comfort of your own home. Connecting with one of our expert stylists over video call, you will be guided through our extensive range of highlandwear options and the self-measuring process.

Whether you are looking for a new pair of tartan trews to go with your Prince Charlie or a handmade kilt to match your favourite tweed jacket, we’ve got you covered.

To book an appointment, use the form below and one of our team will get in touch within 48 hours.


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What to Expect at Your Virtual Kilt Fitting

Your appointment will begin with a discussion around your highlandwear requirements. Once our stylist has an idea of what you are looking for, they will then talk you through the 4,000 different tartans we have to offer. After you've picked your tartan, our stylist will show you some jacket options. We have a wide range of traditional and tweed kilt jackets that will seamlessly match your kilt or tartan trews.

To complete your highlandwear look, our stylist will assist you in choosing your accessories from our extensive collection. They will then talk you through self-measuring.

Your fitting will take no more than an hour and once we have all of your information, your choices and sizes will be sent off to our manufacturing team so we can get started creating your highlandwear right away. The manufacturing process will take roughly between 8 - 12 weeks depending on what you have ordered. Once everything has passed our strict quality control check, your order will be packaged and given to our international courier. You will start to receive shipping updates and before you know it, you'll be standing out from the crowd in your new highlandwear.

PREPARING FOR YOUR VIRTUAL APPOINTMENT

For the best experience at your virtual appointment, we recommend the following;

  • Use a laptop if possible. Using a laptop will allow you to have your hands free when taking your measurements and will be the easiest way to navigate our website
  • Wear thin clothing like a t-shirt and jeans. When taking your measurements, it’s important you get the most accurate sizes and wearing thin clothing will help
  • Having a tailor's tape measure ready. These tape measures are flexible and will easily wrap around your body
  • Avoid too much background noise. Use a pair of earphones during your appointment if possible, this will give you the best experience as you and your stylist will be able to communicate without raising your voices

Kilts, Tartan Trews and Highlandwear Accessories

At MacGregor and MacDuff, all of our kilts are made-to-measure in Scotland, from 100% worsted wool. Each kilt is specifically tailored to your specifications and is available in a range of over 4,000 tartans. Looking for something more casual? Tartan trews and trousers are versatile alternatives and can be dressed up or down for any occasion.

If you're looking for the traditional highlandwear look, our Argyll and Prince Charlie jacket options will work best. For a more modern style, our range of Tweed Kilt Jackets is what you need. We have a wide range of jacket styles, colours, and options available to suit any occasion. Whatever your requirements, we are on hand to help you pick the best jacket option.

When it comes to kilt accessories, we've got you covered. From sporrans to sgian dubhs, kilt pins to tartan handfasting ribbons, our extensive range is made in Scotland from high-quality materials. No matter what outfit you choose, we have the accessories to complete your look.

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