Scottish Tourism

There is a moment before every Scotland match when the noise seems to pause, and breathe in.Flags lift, scarves tighten, strangers become friends for eighty minutes. In that instant, we are not individuals travelling from different towns and different lives; we are one crowd, one voice, one story. That feeling is what tartan has always…

Tailoring in Edinburgh: Celebrating 525 Years of Craftsmanship and Heritage Last weekend marked a truly special occasion for Edinburgh’s tailoring community — The 525th anniversary of the Incorporation of Tailors in Edinburgh. The celebration took place at the New Club and brought together a wonderful group of tailors and craftspeople who continue to uphold the…

At Kinloch Anderson, today marks both a proud and emotional milestone. After 49 remarkable years in the Scottish textile industry, we bid a heartfelt farewell to our long-standing Operations Manager and Scottish Tartan Expert, John, as he begins his well-earned retirement. John has been more than a manager—he has been the beating heart of our…

Scotland’s tradition of approaching things its own way and in its own style is no modern notion – and Scottish weddings are no exceptions to this long standing unique culture. As a company with over 150 years of kiltmaking expertise behind us, we have definitely seen our fair share of wedding trends come and go….

We’re incredibly excited that Scotland’s rearranged and long-awaited match against France is due to be played this Frid

We are over the moon to announce we are partnering Scottish Rugby to be their Official License Partner for

For many men their wedding day may well be the first time that they wear Highland Dress.

“>‘Hello, I am calling from Ramsay Productions, would it be possible for Gordon Ramsay, Gino D’Acampo  and Fred Sirieix to be styled, measured, fitte

Kinloch Anderson has marked its 150th Anniversary with the refurbishment of an iconic sundial in Edinburgh and the design of a very special tartan. The Company marked i

Its kilts are woven into the fabric of the nation – worn by the Royal Family, the tennis champions Andy and Jamie Murray, and actor Sir Sean Connery.

The Edinburgh Festival attracts media attention from all over the world.  The 2018 event was no exception – and this year, as part of BBC Radio 4’s Loose Ends programme DJ Sara Cox chose t

Good luck today Scotland