Tartan Sashes

Women Tartan Sashes

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A tartan sash goes over one shoulder, draped down, worn with a complete kilt outfit or over a wedding dress. It's a small thing but it brings real Scottish tradition into whatever outfit it's paired with. Acrylic wool's what we use for these, soft on the skin, holds up through a full day, keeps its colour long after you'd expect it to fade. If you've got your checked pattern, tell us, we'll make the sash to match. No need to settle for whatever's already up on the site.

When People Actually Wear These

Weddings — Brides and bridesmaids draping a kilt sash over the dress, it's turned into a real trend across Scottish and Irish weddings..

Burns Night — comes up a lot too. Wearing a pride of Scotland tartan sash that night is an easy, quiet way to mark the occasion, no need to go overboard with it.

Highland games — ceilidhs, clan gatherings, plenty of reasons really, whether it's your family tartan on show or you're just there for the day and want to join in properly.

And outside of specific events, a sash works as a gift too, genuinely meaningful for anyone with ties to Scottish heritage.

Your Own Clan Tartan

We've got two listed directly on site right now, Royal Stewart and Hulme. That's not everything though, just what's shown. Any clan tartan, we can make it on request. So don't assume it's not available just because you can't see it listed.

Want yours made? Reach out, tell our team which tartan, and we'll get your sash sorted to match it.

Have a look through our accessories collection, or get in touch about a custom women’s tartan sash if that's what you need. Questions? Call +44 1254 957307 or email support@irishkiltshop.com.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTION

That Acrylic wool that has been carefully selected for being soft, durable and colourfast.

 

Yes, plenty of brides and bridesmaids drape one over the dress, a nod to Scottish heritage on the day.

 

Weddings, Burns Night, Highland games, ceilidhs, clan gatherings, all fairly common times to wear one.

 

Yes, works well as a gift for anyone with a real connection to Scottish heritage.