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Online Kilt Fittings in Texas

Let us bring the real Scottish Kilt Shop experience to you, in the comfort of your own home in Texas, with our Virtual Kilt Fitting Service. Connect with our expert stylists over video call as they guide you through our extensive range of kilt outfits, tartan trews, accessories and more.

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It’s Tartan Day every day of the year for us, so let MacGregor and MacDuff bring some of our Scottish spirit to you in the Lone Star State. 

Texas has long had a strong connection with Scotland. From Houston to Harris, over a third of the names of the 254 counties in Texas have a Scottish connection. Celebrate your own Scottish connection by booking a Virtual Kilt Fitting appointment.

For prices and information on our highlandwear options, download your free Kilt Fitting Brochure by entering your email address below.


What To Expect

The process of buying a kilt online can sometimes feel a little overwhelming. With so many elements to consider, from choosing your tartan to taking your measurements, our Virtual Kilt Fitting Service is here to make the experience as easy and stress free as possible. You will be expertly guided through the process of choosing a new kilt, your dream groomswear outfit or a touch of tartan for your everyday wear.

Your appointment will take place over video call with one of our stylists back in Glasgow. They will start by getting an idea of your highlandwear requirements and help you choose from more than 4,000 tartan options. They will then guide you through our range of outfit styles and accessories. Finally, your stylist will walk you through the process of self-measuring to ensure that once your items arrive, everything fits seamlessly.

Our Virtual Kilt Fitting Service delivers the best of what MacGregor and MacDuff have to offer. Experience our unrivalled customer service and care that our stores are known for, without traveling all the way to Scotland.

Preparing for your Virtual Appointment

To ensure you have the best possible experience during your Virtual Kilt Fitting Appointment, we recommend taking the following steps;

  • If possible, use a laptop when attending your appointment. This will make it easier to navigate our website while our stylist talks you through your outfit options
  • Avoid bulky clothing. Wearing jeans and a t-shirt will allow you to take the most accurate measurements
  • Have a tailor’s tape measure on hand ahead of your appointment. These tapes are flexible and will be the easiest tool to take your measurements
  • Find a quiet space to attend your appointment. Use earphones if possible, they will help reduce any background noise and will ensure you get the most out of your fitting

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