The sun might not be shining but there are certainly some lovely colours and fabrics to be seen wearing. Here is a little insight into some further suggestions from our Designer:
The Way Forward for Spring/Summer 2012....we will see ideas that have evolved and have been fine-tuned from past themes giving them fresh perspectives.
Kinloch Anderson have created a wonderful new Country Collection including mens bags, ladies bags, silk and lamora scarves, fairisle scarves, hats and wristlets,cushions and throws made in beautiful lambswool, merino wool and tweed fabrics combined with luxurious silks, sumptious lamora and bags which have been made in Scottish deerskin leather. Based on our Designer's (Kirsty Franey) trend predictions, for the year ahead, Tweed is a must have in your wardrobe and is here to stay.
For many men their wedding day may well be the first time that they wear Highland Dress. On this day the Groom shares the limelight with his bride and no-one will deny how impressive he can look in the kilt outfit of his choice - and he does indeed have a great many options. So this is where Kinloch Anderson can help...
To tie in with Burns Night and the Chinese New Year, Edinburgh Zoo has unveiled the exclusive fine wool worsted Edinburgh Zoo Panda Tartan fabric to commemorate the arrival of Tian Tian and Yang Guang to their new home in Scotland. The unique panda tartan was showcased for the photographers at Edinburgh Zoo's panda enclosure, where our own designer, Kirsty Franey modelled a pleated skirt and stole in the tartan she created.
The Edinburgh Inspiring Capital's crew arrived in Cape Town on Friday 30th Sept after their 3rd race, with only another 12 to go! The Kinloch Andersonkilts seem to be withstanding the harsh conditions as the crew look fantastic.
To help the Tollcross Primary School Gaelic Choir look their best, Kinloch Anderson made kilts and ties for them in the Holyrood Tartan. They will be performing at the National Mod from the 14th - 22nd October. The best of luck to them.
