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The Kiltmaker Series - Pleated to Sett

Royal Warrant of Appointment: Kinloch Anderson's Prestigious Honour

Happy Burns Night!

National Dress Galore

Scottish Craftsmanship meets London Witticism - Kinloch Anderson x Shrimps

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Scottish Tourism

Posted November 18, 2024

The Kiltmaker Series - Pleated to Sett

The Whisky

Created to celebrate the vibrant history of the Port of Leith and its links to the whisky industry, Kinloch Anderson have collaborated with Whisky Consultant <

Posted October 25, 2022

Less wasteful, more wonderful! Introducing our new reusable Christmas Crackers

Created in 1847 by confectioner Tom Smith. The cracker was inspired by sugared almond ‘bonbons’ wrapped in a twist of tissue paper containing a love message on a trip to Paris.

Posted October 18, 2021

Whisky, A History

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Posted July 02, 2021

Scottish Weddings Through the Centuries

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Posted March 26, 2021

Six Nations 2021: The Milroy Cup

We’re incredibly excited that Scotland’s rearranged and long-awaited match against France is due to be played this Frid

Posted July 29, 2019

Kinloch Anderson become exclusive Highland Wear provider for Scottish Rugby

We are over the moon to announce we are partnering Scottish Rugby to be their Official License Partner for read more

Posted May 28, 2019

Make a statement on your Wedding Day

For many men their wedding day may well be the first time that they wear Highland Dress.

Posted October 29, 2018

Why do so many high profile people come to Kinloch Anderson? - An insiders view!

‘Hello, I am calling from Ramsay Productions, would it be possible for Gordon Ramsay, Gino D'Acampo and Fred Sirieix to be styled, measured, fitte

Posted October 10, 2018

Kinloch Anderson Celebrates 150 Years

Kinloch Anderson has marked its 150th Anniversary with the refurbishment of an iconic sundial in Edinburgh and the design of a very special tartan.

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Posted September 14, 2018

Press Cutting: The Scotsman Newspaper - Big Interview with John Kinloch Anderson

Its kilts are woven into the fabric of the nation – worn by the Royal Family, the tennis champions Andy and Jamie Murray, and actor Sir Sean Connery.