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Boy's Jacobite Kilt Outfit
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The same Balmoral quality, the same choice of top quality tartans to create a dashing highland outfit for your wee man.
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Buckle
Boy's Belt Buckle with Free unlined belt
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Socks
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Kilt Pin
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Flashes
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Hanger
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For that authentic and dashing highland look you can't do better than our boy's Jacobite kilt outfit. With each item expertly made in Scotland, this kilt outfit really is as authentic as it looks.
Our deluxe boy's kilt is tailored to his measurements and our high standards in the same expert way as our full sized men's kilts. Choose your wee man's kilt in the tartan and fabric weight of your choice, although for comfort we recommend that you don't choose anything heavier than 13oz.
This complete outfit is given its name by our boy's Jacobite shirt. This top quality shirt, sometimes called a ghillie or Jacobean shirt, is one of our most popular and together with our carefully tailored kilt, creates a truly historic highland look.
All the included accessories, from the leather daywear sporran to the ghillie brogues, are perfect for creating a daytime or casual highland look.
See our Frequently Asked Questions for advice on choosing the best outfit. Or please Contact Us if you still aren't sure about anything at all. We're here to help! Click on the individual items listed for full product descriptions. Please note that the main illustration image may not show all items included.
| This item is exempt from sales tax. | |
| Points: | Buying this product will earn you at least 563 Scotweb Points per item |
| Delivery: | 3 to 13 weeks to dispatch - Rush Orders |
| Returns: | No Questions 30 Days - see Full Terms |
Help
We try to make our site easy to use, even for a complex purchase like a kilt outfit. No membership is necessary. And we deliver worldwide.
The basic process is explained below. But if you find it hard for any reason, just contact us and we will be happy to either advise you or else place your order for you. (Calls from the UK or North America are free!)
We divide the buying process into two main stages:
1. Select products & Add to Basket
- Find your product
- Optional: specify fabric, sizes, etc.(Choose Options button, top right)
- Add item to your Basket (Add to Basket button, top right)
- (Repeat, to add more items)
- Adjust quantities in Shopping Basket (if required)
2. From Basket, proceed to Check Out
- Go to the Checkout (Checkout Now button, in Basket)
- Specify Delivery Address and Shipping Method
- Specify Payment details
- Confirm
You will find much more help with how to navigate our site, how to choose products, about our customer services, and much more in our fully searchable Information Centre which is linked at the top of every page.
We have three main ways of giving you extra information:
1. all around our site you’ll see little ‘info’ icons (like this: 
) with help relevant to the place you see it; clicking one will normally pop up a help box, keeping you on the same page;
2. we have a large, fully searchable, Information Centre, linked at the top of every page, covering product advice, customer services, site navigation, and much more; try searching for the topic of your query (e.g. “returns”).
3. our customer service team is only an email or phone call away, and we even have toll-free lines from the UK and North America; so don’t hesitate to contact us, however trivial or complex your query.
Scotweb’s MD, Dr Nicholas J Fiddes, has written a free illustrated e-book, as a gift to help kilt lovers everywhere. In simple non-technical language it covers every aspect of buying a kilt, choosing your tartan, and accessorising an outfit for every occasion.
As a Governor of the Scottish Tartans Authority, and founder of the world’s first company to market kilts on the Internet (yes, Scotweb) no one is better qualified to offer such advice. Impartial and objective, this is a personal work and is not a Scotweb publication.
