Kilt Pins
The Scottish kilt is without a doubt the most iconic way of expressing your Scottish heritage. The kilt pin is functional yet decorative and is used to add a little weight to the kilt, preventing it from flapping open.
The kilt pin is placed at the bottom corner of the kilt. The general rule is that it should be placed two pattern squares over and up from the corner of the kilt fabric. Men should wear the kilt pin on the right and women on the left. It should be noted however, that the kilt pin is never pinned through both aprons, as this will distort how your kilt hangs and will increase the likelihood of you tearing your kilt.
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Celtic Cross Kilt Pin Copper Finish
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Celtic Beast Kilt Pin
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Loch Ness Kilt Pin
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Antler Kilt Pin Gunmetal Finish
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Antler Kilt Pin Matt Finish
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Stag Head Kilt Pin Polished Finish
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Stag Head Kilt Pin Matt Finish
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Stag Head Kilt Pin Copper Finish
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Wild Thistles Kilt Pin Polished Finish
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Wild Thistles Kilt Pin Matt Finish
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Wild Thistles Kilt Pin Copper Finish
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Highland Cow Kilt Pin Polished Finish
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Highland Cow Kilt Pin Matt Finish
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Highland Cow Kilt Pin Copper Finish
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Scotland World Cup 26 Kilt Pin Limited Edition
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Polished Sword Kilt Pin
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Thistle Kilt Pin Copper Finish
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Stag Celtic Kilt Pin Copper Finish
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Celtic Knot Kilt Pin Copper Finish
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Antler Kilt Pin Copper Finish
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Celtic Cross Kilt Pin Amazaque Wood
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Celtic Cross Kilt Pin Wenge Wood
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Celtic Cross Kilt Pin Zebrano Wood
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Thistle Kilt Pin Amazaque Wood