Kilt Jackets

Prince Charlie jacket — the formal standard. Black barathea wool, silver buttons, cutaway front. Worn with a waistcoat and fly plaid for full dress. This is what you wear to a Highland wedding if you want to look correct.

Argyle jacket — slightly less formal than Prince Charlie, more versatile. Worn buttoned up without a waistcoat. Works for weddings, formal events, and smart evening wear. Available in black and charcoal.

Jacobite jacket and shirt — the traditional pullover style with laced collar. Less structured than a tailored jacket, more period-accurate. Popular at Highland Games, Renaissance events, and historical reenactments.

Casual kilt jackets — tweed and wool blazers cut to work with a kilt. For the wearer who wants a jacket without the full Highland dress commitment.

Sizing — Jacket sizing is by chest measurement. Size charts included on each product page. If you’re between sizes, size up — kilts and jackets wear better with room.