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A kilt brooch secures the fly plaid to the shoulder of the jacket, keeping the pleats and fabric properly in place throughout the day. It's worth knowing the difference here, brooches are functional fasteners, while kilt pins are purely decorative and never used to secure a fly plaid. If you're not sure which piece you need, take a look at our Kilt Pins and Fly Plaid pages to see how each one fits into a full outfit.

Kilt Brooch Styles

We stock a range of brooch designs, including our Fly Plaid Brooch, with more styles being added over time. Have a browse through the collection to see what's currently available.

Custom Clan Crest Kilt Brooches

Want your own family crest on your brooch? We can arrange custom clan crest engraving on request. Get in touch with our team to start a custom order.

Buy Our FlyPlaid Brooches With Confidence

Every brooch is made with proper attention to quality and material, part of the complete Highland outfit system alongside our fly plaids, jackets and sporrans. Every order comes with 24/7 customer support, rush delivery if you're working to a tight date, and an easy 30 day return and exchange policy, so if anything's wrong on our end, we'll help put it right. Explore our kilt accessories collection to match your pin, sporran and flyplaid.

Ready to complete your outfit? Browse our full range of kilt brooches and find the style that suits you. For any questions, contact us on +44 1254 957307 or support@irishkiltshop.com.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTION

It's used to fasten a fly plaid to the shoulder of a jacket, holding the pleats and fabric in place.

 

It is a practical means of holding a fly plaid up and a functional fastener as compared to a kilt pin which is for display only and is worn over the front apron of the kilt.