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Tartan frockery parade
Now that the clocks have changed, and that time of year is almost upon us - St Andrew's Day on 30th November, that is, not the dreaded C season for which there is still plenty of time to prepare - we Scots frockers invariably turn our attention to tartan trendsetting in this land of haggis, shortbread and deep fried Mars bars. Several days of permanent fog have depressed our mood considerably, so we are ditching the plains and embracing the plaids to stave off SAD syndrome and all things dreich!
Having been absent from regular blogging duties recently, due entirely to being exceptionally busy in the shop and having only a skeleton staff (not nearly enough deep fried Mars bars at Frockery HQ!), we are delighted to present this November's tartan parade from our current catalogue. We have more in our stock room awaiting listing, so watch this space if you are a tartan fan.
Short or medium length kilts, in Royal Stuart or Black Watch tartan

Maxi kilts from Mulberry or Scott the Kiltmaker [see more kilts]

Mixed monochrome

Outer wear

Check out the Converse

or classic beige nova check

Liberty tartan trim or casual Fred Perry

And so to bed (with a wee dram)...
Browse our Scots Frockery department for more tartan, tweed, mohair, Fair Isle and Aran knitwear.
Having been absent from regular blogging duties recently, due entirely to being exceptionally busy in the shop and having only a skeleton staff (not nearly enough deep fried Mars bars at Frockery HQ!), we are delighted to present this November's tartan parade from our current catalogue. We have more in our stock room awaiting listing, so watch this space if you are a tartan fan.
Short or medium length kilts, in Royal Stuart or Black Watch tartan


Maxi kilts from Mulberry or Scott the Kiltmaker [see more kilts]


Mixed monochrome


Outer wear


Check out the Converse


or classic beige nova check


Liberty tartan trim or casual Fred Perry


And so to bed (with a wee dram)...
Browse our Scots Frockery department for more tartan, tweed, mohair, Fair Isle and Aran knitwear.