Purple Mountain Wool Maxi Kilt

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Our 'Purple Mountain Majesty' tartan tells the story of the Rocky Mountains. From the pristine snow caps on the ancient rocks to the breathtaking sunsets and the crystal clear lakes. Wear a beautiful symbol of America's natural legacy and the Great Outdoors!

This is a PREORDER design in 13 oz wool cloth.  Items ordered in this tartan will ship out the beginning of June, 2025.

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High above the horizon, where the earth meets the sky, lies a realm of pure, untouched beauty is a place where nature's majesty unfolds in breathtaking splendor -- The Rocky Mountains.

 Every thread of our new 'Purple Mountain Majesty' tartan tells a part of their story.

  • White for the pristine snow that caps the peaks year-round.
  • Two shades of marled grey depict the layers of rocks that form the backbone of this ancient mountain range.
  • Three shades of purple echo regal sunsets that paint the mountains and sky in hues of amethyst, lilac, and violet.
  • Navy blue for the deep clear mountain lakes that reflect the heavens above.


The Rockies are a paradox.  They challenge us to push our limits and seek out new horizons, yet they impart a sense of tranquility that only nature can provide. The Purple Mountain Majesty tartan is our tribute to the beauty, the wonder and the serenity of the Rocky Mountains.


Legal: This tartan was designed by Rocky (aka William) Roeger, USA Kilts, 2025. The name "Purple Mountain Majesty" and the tartan pattern itself are both ©2025 by William Roeger, USA Kilts. This tartan is ONLY available through USA Kilts and may not be reproduced anywhere without the expressed written consent of USA Kilts.

th humility and respect. This tartan is for anyone who seeks the primal both within themselves and their environment. For anyone who knows deep down that life is an adventure.

For our Pacific Northwest Tartan, we’ve balanced the life giving elements of this region - the forests and the waterways - using dusky greens and blues.

The navy blue symbolizes the water of the Pacific Ocean, the Salish Sea, and the rivers that carve their way through the land.

Dark green represents the evergreen trees of the rainforest – Douglas fir, western redcedar, hemlock, and Sitka spruce.

We included a stripe of light green for the ferns, moss, and other groundcovers in the forest.

The color brown is a nod to the native wildlife of the earth and the air… like bald eagles, bears, deer, mountain lions, and beavers.

A delicate line of rusty red symbolizes marine life, like salmon and trout, that thrives in the Pacific Northwest.

And finally, a soft gray represents both the shrouding forest mist and the rocky terrain and mountains that reign over this realm.

 

Legal: This tartan was designed by Rocky (aka William) Roeger, USA Kilts, 2024. The name "Pacific Northwest Tartan" and the tartan pattern itself are both ©2024 by William Roeger, USA Kilts. This tartan is ONLY available through USA Kilts and may not be reproduced anywhere without the expressed written consent of USA Kilts.

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Low Waist


Our mini kilt is designed to be worn at "low waist" (where you wear your jeans). This is where the top of your kilt will sit. 

 

However with the maxi kilt, you may wear it at either the high waist or the low, just be sure you measure for the location that you intend to wear it!

 

Make sure to use a good sewing tape measure. If you don't have a sewing tape measure, you can use a leather belt to measure. Wrap it around you, mark it and then lay it flat on a metal tape measure to get the measurement.

 

Just relax and stand "at ease". When measuring, the tape measure should be snug – as snug as you will be wearing the kilt. Use that measurement for the waist.

 



Hips

This measurement is taken around the very widest part of your rear end. This measurement should be taken a bit loosely.

 



Thighs

Standing with feet about 8" to 10" apart, measure around the widest area of your thighs. Measure both thighs together, not individually.  

 



Length


This is measured down the side of your body from the top of where the kilt will sit (i.e. top of your jeans) straight down to about 3" above the knee. 15" is an average length for a 5' 4" woman, wearing the kilt at her low waist). Any measurement shorter than this may be a bit "revealing" when you bend at the waist! As a reference point, here are some heights and mini kilt lengths:

 

If you're 4' 8" to 5' 2", the length will be about 14" to 15.5.
If you're 5' 3" to 5' 6", the length will be about 15" to 16.5".
If you're 5' 7" to 5' 9", the length will be about 16" to 17".
If you're 5' 10"; to 6', the length will be about 17" to 18.5".

 

 

If you need assistance measuring, please do not hesitate to contact us: 800.368.8633 or [email protected]