We have worked with the Royal Scotsman for a number of years, in the supply of uniforms and gifts, using their very own unique tartan. They are now offering guests, travelling on board the train, the opportunity to purchase their own tailor-made Highland Dress in The Royal Scotsman Tartan.
Three Edinburgh Napier University students devised a marketing campaign which was launched at Tartan Week. The aim of the campaign was to encourage American students to come and study in Scotland. Part of the campaign included street installations, one being a fabulous Mercedez Benz car wrapped in the Edinburgh Napier Tartan, which was designed by Kinloch Anderson.
Kinloch Anderson sponsored the IOD Annual Awards Dinner held in Glasgow on Friday 19th March. Kinloch Anderson provided the prize winners with beautiful IOD tartan silk scarves backed in luxury lamora.
By retaining the quality and craftmanship of Kinloch Anderson, we have created a fabulous new skirt which has a lower waistline and shorter hemline. Suited to the more fashion conscious customer who has an eye for style and quality. It is available in a range of tartans or tweeds, a perfect addition to your Spring wardrobe.
The Scottish Tourist Guides Association has commissioned their very first tartan in readiness for Glasgow 2014. Well-known Archaeologist/Historian and TV Presenter, Neil Oliver, popped into Royal Kilt makers, Kinloch Anderson in Edinburgh, to be measured for his new kilt.
In August 2010 GTV a Taiwanese film company came to Kinloch Anderson to make a travel programme about Kilt making and Highland Dress. The programme will air at the end of the year.
Deirdre Kinloch Anderson spent seven long years in order to secure the registration of tartans in perpetuity in the public domain. A Bill was passed through the Scottish Parliament and The Scottish Register of Tartans is now held within the National Archives of Scotland.
The Basel Tattoo has become a huge success and is now the second largest tattoo in terms of performers after the famous Edinburgh Military Tattoo. Kinloch Anderson were approached to add a Scottish twist to the tattoo with the design of a tartan which would be used for clothing and gift items. The colours of…
Launched on the 21st April, their uniform set the standard for yet another high profile journey across Scotland. By adding a touch of their tartan, Kinloch Anderson have created a sophisticated look that represents their regal corporate branding.
We have worked with the Royal Scotsman for a number of years, in the supply of uniforms and gifts, using their very own unique tartan. They are now offering guests, travelling on board the train, the opportunity to purchase their own tailor-made Highland Dress in The Royal Scotsman Tartan.
Three Edinburgh Napier University students devised a marketing campaign which was launched at Tartan Week. The aim of the campaign was to encourage American students to come and study in Scotland. Part of the campaign included street installations, one being a fabulous Mercedez Benz car wrapped in the Edinburgh Napier Tartan, which was designed by Kinloch Anderson.
Kinloch Anderson sponsored the IOD Annual Awards Dinner held in Glasgow on Friday 19th March. Kinloch Anderson provided the prize winners with beautiful IOD tartan silk scarves backed in luxury lamora.
By retaining the quality and craftmanship of Kinloch Anderson, we have created a fabulous new skirt which has a lower waistline and shorter hemline. Suited to the more fashion conscious customer who has an eye for style and quality. It is available in a range of tartans or tweeds, a perfect addition to your Spring wardrobe.
The Scottish Tourist Guides Association has commissioned their very first tartan in readiness for Glasgow 2014. Well-known Archaeologist/Historian and TV Presenter, Neil Oliver, popped into Royal Kilt makers, Kinloch Anderson in Edinburgh, to be measured for his new kilt.
In August 2010 GTV a Taiwanese film company came to Kinloch Anderson to make a travel programme about Kilt making and Highland Dress. The programme will air at the end of the year.
Deirdre Kinloch Anderson spent seven long years in order to secure the registration of tartans in perpetuity in the public domain. A Bill was passed through the Scottish Parliament and The Scottish Register of Tartans is now held within the National Archives of Scotland.
The Basel Tattoo has become a huge success and is now the second largest tattoo in terms of performers after the famous Edinburgh Military Tattoo. Kinloch Anderson were approached to add a Scottish twist to the tattoo with the design of a tartan which would be used for clothing and gift items. The colours of…
