The influence of the kilt doesn’t stop at the Scottish border. Whether you’re in the United States, New Zealand, or even Japan, you’re likely to spot kilts at special events, from Highland games to St. Andrew's Day parades. In fact, some of the biggest Highland Games events are held outside of Scotland, like in Antigonish, Nova Scotia, where I’ll be setting up my own stall next summer.
But it's not just about tradition. More and more people are wearing kilts to express their unique cultural identity or simply to make a fashion statement. As a Kiwi myself, I’ve seen the kilt’s popularity grow in New Zealand, especially during cultural events. People love connecting with their Scottish roots or even adopting kilts as part of their fashion repertoire.
At Liberty Kilts, we offer customization services to help people create their perfect kilt. Whether you want your clan's tartan or something that reflects your personal style, kilts are for everyone. It's about wearing something that tells a story—whether it's about your heritage, your personality, or even your travels.
