Take your measurements correctly

Complete measurement guide for men's kilt

A.

Waist (at navel)

Measure around your natural waist at navel height and keep the tape snug. This sits about 2 inches above your hip bone, close to where you normally wear trousers.

B.

Hip or seat size

Stand with your feet together and measure around the fullest part of your hips. Empty your pockets first so the number is accurate.

Men's kilt measurement guide with points A to D
C.

Fell measurement

The fell is the distance from your waist line down to your hip line. It is optional, so add it only if you want a more tailored fit.

D.

Kilt length

Kneel on the floor, hold the tape at floor level and measure up to your belly button. Remember that a kilt should not be worn too long.

Take your measurements correctly

Complete measurement guide for women's kilt

A.

Waist (at navel)

Measure around your natural waist at navel height and keep the tape snug. This sits about 2 inches above your hip bone, close to where you normally wear trousers.

B.

Hip size

Stand with your feet together and measure around the fullest part of your hips. Empty your pockets first so the number is accurate.

Women's kilt measurement guide with points A to D
C.

Fell measurement

The fell is the distance from your waist line down to your hip line. It is optional, so add it only if you want a more tailored fit.

D.

Kilt length

Kneel on the floor, hold the tape at floor level and measure up to your belly button. Traditional kilts reach the knee, while modern and mini kilts are shorter.