The Coatee jacket and Vest in black Barathea pure new wool. - £635

The coatee and vest are a short Highland Dress jacket and waistcoat made in black barathea and worn with a bow tie (either black or tartan) for formal occasions. Keepers of the Quaich’s own ‘Q’ motif buttons are featured both on the front and back of these garments and the jacket buttons are never fastened.

A choice of two dress Shirts –  from £40

Keepers can choose between a white wing collar with a plain front or a white wing collar with a ribbed front. Note: the ribbed shirt requires cufflinks, which are sold separately.

Keepers tartan Bow Tie  - £55

A silk bow tie in Keepers bespoke tartan, that comes in a choice of easy clip pre-tied, or traditional self-tie.

Traditional Keepers Tartan Kilt - from £775

The Kinloch Anderson kilt is a wraparound garment made from at least eight yards (over 7m) of pure wool worsted in Keepers of the Quaich fabric. The front is finished flat, whilst the back is pleated to a line; it fastens to the right side with a strap and a buckle. The kilt is worn beneath the rib cage, above the traditional trouser line, and finishes at the level of the knee cap at the bottom.

Keepers Kilt Pin - £55

The shiny sword kilt pin is purely ornamental and attached to the front flat apron on the outer layer of fabric only, on the right hand side, quite close to the kilt fringe and about 4” from the bottom of the kilt.

A choice of dress sporran and chain strap with a metal cantal in either seal skin or grey rabbit fur - £345

The fine grey fur dress sporran with three tassel cones to match, has a shiny Celtic cantle featuring the Keepers ‘Q’ motif in the centre. The sporran is fastened with two leather chain straps and buckles attached to rings at the back. A sporran should be worn quite high on the kilt – ideally just beneath the peaks of the waistcoat.

Hose – Choice of hand knitted all wool (socks) in Keepers own tartan - £395

The Keepers of the Quaich knitted tartan hose (socks) are handwoven in northern Scotland over a series of days with the finest of wool, and feature a turnover at the top. There must always be a visible gap of three fingers’ width between the bottom of the knee cap and the top of the kilt hose.

Ghillie Brogue shoes - £215

The Ghillie Brogue shoes are an essential component of traditional highland dress. They differ from other dress shoes in that these brogues come without a tongue and have long laces with tassels to tie around your lower leg at mid-shin level.

Traditional Sgian Dubh with blade - £105

Sgian dubh (pronounced ski-in-do) is the Gaelic name for ‘black knife’. It is purely ornamental and is worn tucked into the right hose/sock (or the left hose if you are left handed) with about 2” of the upper part visible. The sheath is made of leather, ornamented with Celtic designs at the top, middle and peak, and also features the Keepers ‘Q’ motif.