Question 1

How do I choose my size?

Accepted Answer

Dresses, skirts and jackets: choose your usual US size, shown with its letter size, e.g. US 8 (M), and check it against the size chart. Kilts are cut to your measurements: your waist at the belly button and your kilt length, with hip and fell optional.

Question 2

What measurements do you need?

Accepted Answer

Kilts need your waist (at the belly button) and kilt length; hip and fell are optional. Dresses need none if you choose a standard size; with Made to measure we ask for bust, waist, hip and height. The size guide shows how to take each one.

Question 3

How long will my order take?

Accepted Answer

Every piece is made to order. Standard delivery takes 3–5 weeks from the day you order to the day it arrives, and the estimated delivery date is shown above the Add to bag button.

Question 4

Can I add notes or special instructions?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Use the additional information box in the options. We will contact you if anything needs clarifying.

Question 5

How do I find my family tartan?

Accepted Answer

Search your surname in the Tartan Finder. Many surnames are linked to a clan tartan, and we match septs too.

Question 6

Is the picture exactly what I will get?

Accepted Answer

Photos of a chosen tartan show the real cloth on a model. Where we do not have one, the preview is a computer-generated image drawn from the tartan's thread count, so the colours are close but can vary slightly between screens and weaving batches.

Question 7

Can I return my order?

Accepted Answer

Standard sizes can be returned unworn. Made-to-measure pieces are cut for you, so they cannot be returned unless faulty. See our delivery and returns page for full details.

Age size	Height in	Chest in	Waist in
2–3 years	36–39	21–21½	20½
4–5 years	40–44	22½–23	21
6–7 years	45–49	24–25	22
8–9 years	50–53	26–27	23
10–11 years	54–57	28–29½	24
12–13 years	58–62	30½–32	25

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