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Our stylists are online and here to help make finding the perfect highlandwear look that little bit easier.  

To book an appointment, click the button below. 

Alternatively, call us on 0141 280 3398 to speak to our team. 


Looking to visit one of our stores? Please note, our stores are by appointment only, click here to make an appointment.


Our Virtual Appointments are available daily between 10am and 5pm.

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How To Book


Preparing For Your Virtual Appointment

We want you to have the best possible experience with us, that’s why, for your appointment, we recommend the following:

  • Attending your appointment on a laptop. This will allow you to easily navigate our website and our wide range of accessories with our stylist
  • Wearing thin clothing like a t-shirt and trousers. This will help you take the most accurate measurements
  • Having a Tailor’s Measuring Tape handy. This allows you to easily take all of your measurements, just like we would if you visited one of our locations
  • To avoid background noise. If you have a pair of earphones, we recommend using them for your appointment

What to Expect

Whether you are organising a hire kilt outfit for your upcoming wedding or looking to buy that pair of tartan trews you’ve had your eye on, or simply just looking for a new sporran to spruce up your trusty kilt, our online expert stylists are here to help! 


During your virtual fitting appointment, our stylists will learn about your requirements and walk you through our extensive highlandwear and accessory range. If you are looking at buying a tartan item, they will help you choose from the 4,000 different tartan options we offer. When thinking about buying something to wear, our stylists will also direct you on how to take any measurements needed to make sure you get the ideal fit.


Speak to our online expert stylists and receive the same outstanding level of care and service that our stores are known for, all from the comfort of your home.

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