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The kilt is a ceremonious garb in both Irish and Scottish histories and traditions. One question that we get quite often is “what are the differences between an Irish Kilt and a Scottish Kilt?”

The founding fathers of kilts are the Scottish, but kilts have nestled their way deep into Irish tradition as well. Both nations wear kilts for a variety of special occasions from weddings, parties and birthdays to funerals.

That being said, what are some of the key differences between Irish and Scottish kilts? Let’s take a look at the history of each and then go from there.

History of the Scottish Kilt

How did the Scottish Kilt come to be? Back in the 16th century, the Scottish developed and adorned the Felieadh Mor as the first kilt in history. They needed to wear something that would not only be comfortable to wear on a daily basis

Why buy a kilt when you can rent one? Kilts are becoming more and more popular these days, and are commonly worn for special occasions. If you're going to make a kilt part of your wardrobe, you should rent one. Here's why.

1. You will save money

Buying a kilt can be hundreds of dollars, especially after you have it tailored. Renting a kilt is usually around fifty dollars, so you will save big. Kilts are pricey because of their material and because of the details that go into making one. Why not save money and just rent one? The renting process is very simple, and most kilt rental shops will let you keep the kilt for up to a month, if need be. You will save money, and also won't have to go through the tailoring process, because there is virtually every possible size and make of kilt in a rental shop.

2. Renting will keep your options open

What if you need a red kilt for a wedding and a green kilt for the Celtic fest? Instead