Mens Highland Dress

The Edinburgh Inspiring Capital's crew arrived in Cape Town on Friday 30th Sept after their 3rd race, with only another 12 to go! The Kinloch Anderson kilts seem to be withstanding the harsh conditions as the crew look fantastic.

Gearing up for the Olympics 2012.....Organised through VisitBritain, two members of the US team visit Kinloch Anderson to learn more about the history of the kilt, tartan and to try on an outfit.

To help the Tollcross Primary School Gaelic Choir look their best, Kinloch Anderson made kilts and ties for them in the Holyrood Tartan. They will be performing at the National Mod from the 14th - 22nd October. The best of luck to them.

The Edinburgh Inspiring Capital's crew completed their first Atlantic crossing, arriving in Rio de Janeiro. 

Looking fantastic in their Kinloch Anderson City of Edinburgh Tartan kilts, the team were cheered into the marina by the other crews at the end of the 3,500-mile race across the Atlantic from Madeira.

Day 10 and the "Edinburgh Inspiring Capital" Yacht arrive in Madeira. As part of the crew, Sue Gyford (a journalist for the Evening News) recalls that moment:

Sunday 31st July and they were off in their full kilted glory - the "Edinburgh Inspiring Capital" yacht with Skipper Gordon Reid in control together with his excited crew of 17 supporters.

The Kilt is the most popular choice for weddings and can make quite a statement if the bridal party all wear the same tartan.

Kinloch Anderson have produced a wonderful range of new childrenswear photos. Childrens kilts are proving very popular for weddings, christenings and also for general day to day wear.

Mark Johnston is one of Britain's leading trainers and has trained over 100 winning horses for 17 consecutive seasons. He has won the 1,000 and 2,000 Guineas, the Ascot Gold Cup three times and the Goodwood Cup five times.

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.