Birch Tartan Kilt for Men

The Birch tartan is a family-name design created and produced by Robin Birch of Connell Reid Kiltmakers in Blairgowrie. Dated 1993, the sett was recorded by the Scottish Tartans Society and appears in the Scottish Register of Tartans under the Name category.

Rich green forms the strongest colour across the sett, paired with deep black sections and broad blocks of pale blue. Fine purple lines run through the green and blue areas, joined by narrow red and white overchecks that sharpen the larger squares. The mix has a bright Highland character, with the black sections keeping the lighter colours grounded.

The smooth front apron displays the full sett cleanly, giving the pale blue and green blocks enough room to remain distinct. Evenly aligned pleats at the back preserve the pattern and open naturally with each step, creating a steady drape and a comfortable, structured fit. Wear it with an Argyll jacket for weddings, a tweed jacket for daytime gatherings, or a waistcoat and simple shirt for Highland games and festivals.

• Tartan: Rich green and black with pale blue blocks, fine purple lines, and narrow red and white overchecks
• Heritage: A Birch family-name tartan created by Robin Birch and recorded by the Scottish Tartans Society in 1993
• Material: Durable tartan fabric designed for comfort and long lasting wear
• Adjustability: 2 inch waist adjustment for a flexible and comfortable fit
• Straps & Buckles: Genuine leather straps with rust resistant metal buckles
• Construction: Smooth front apron with evenly aligned pleats to preserve the tartan pattern
• Occasions: Weddings, Highland games, family gatherings, festivals, formal events, cultural celebrations and everyday wear
• Style Identity: A colourful family tartan with a confident and distinctive Highland appearance