Wearing the Scottish Rugby Tartan: Identity, Belonging and Pride
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 ...
Less wasteful, more wonderful! Introducing our new reusable christmas crackers
Created in 1847 by confectioner Tom Smith. The cracker was inspired by sugared almond ‘bonbons’ wrapped in a twist of […]
The Balmoral Tartan
The Royals in Scotland Scotland has long held an important place in the Royal Family’s affections. Spending large portions of […]
Message of Condolence
On behalf of our family and all the employees of Kinloch Anderson, we would like to convey our deepest and […]
My good lady, go home and sit still
The story behind Kinloch Anderson’s support for a statue in Edinburgh in honour of Elsie Inglis. On the centenary of […]
Kinloch Anderson wrapped 2021
Join us as we reflect on the highlights of the past year and consider the upcoming commitments of Kinloch Anderson […]
The green financial tartan at COP26
Back in the early Autumn of this year, we were delighted to be approached by The Chartered Banker Institute to […]
Whisky, a history
With the Johnnie Walker visitor attraction having recently opened its doors on Edinburgh’s Princes Street, we wanted to use this […]
Designed in Scotland, inspired by nature
The beautiful, rugged natural environment of Scotland has been a never-ending source of inspiration for clothing designers for centuries. From […]
The resurgence in popularity of tartan and the kilt from 1800s to modern day
After the dark times of the 1746 Dress Act that saw the wearing of Tartan, Kilts, and Highland wear outlawed […]
Scottish Weddings Through the Centuries
Scotland’s tradition of approaching things its own way and in its own style is no modern notion – and Scottish […]
The Scotsman reports on our new eco-friendly pet range
“Pooches and pussycats can be pampered to a new level as one of Scotland’s leading kiltmakers launches a new range […]
Our Sustainability Ethos
In the UK alone, more than 30% of the clothing produced ends up as landfill waste, much of which is made from plastic based materials and can take up to 200 yea
KA Magazine Jan 26 2026 Wearing the Scottish Rugby Tartan: Identity, Belonging and Pride 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 … Read this story […]