Fraser of Lovat Modern Tartan Kilt
The Fraser surname likely originates from Anjou, France, with early forms like "de Fresel" and "de Friselle" appearing in Scotland in the 12th century. Though links to French nobility remain debated, Simon Fraser, 11th Lord Lovat, formally declared kinship with the French Marquis de la Frézelière in 1702.
By the Wars of Scottish Independence, the Frasers had firmly rooted in Scotland. Sir Simon Fraser famously defeated the English at Roslin (1303) and saved Robert the Bruce at Methven (1306). His cousin, Alexander Fraser, later married Bruce’s sister and became Chamberlain of Scotland, founding the Frasers of Philorth, while another Simon Fraser founded the Frasers of Lovat.
The clan battled in numerous Highland feuds, especially against the MacDonalds, including the bloody Battle of the Shirts (1544). Frasers supported Mary, Queen of Scots at Inverness (1562) and opposed Montrose at Auldearn (1645).
During the Jacobite risings, Simon Fraser, 11th Lord Lovat, infamously switched loyalties. His clan fought at Culloden (1746) where many Frasers died. Lovat was later executed for treason, but his son regained some lands for military service in Canada.
The Fraser Clan today remains strong, with a proud legacy of warriors, loyalty, and Highland tradition.
The Fraser of Lovat Modern Tartan Kilt is a bold and striking garment that reflects the strength and tradition of the Fraser clan. This modern version of the historical tartan represents Highland pride and timeless Scottish heritage. Crafted from high-quality acrylic or pure wool, the kilt is ideal for Highland games, weddings, clan gatherings, or casual wear.
Designed with traditional knife pleats at the back, this kilt offers comfort and durability. It includes leather straps and buckles for adjustable fitting and a classic flat front with a deep pleat swing, giving it a strong yet elegant look.
This kilt is suitable for both formal and semi-formal occasions, making it a versatile addition to any wardrobe that values Scottish tradition.
Product Features:
Versatile Style: Perfect for weddings, Highland festivals, or casual gatherings.
Authentic Craftsmanship: Expertly tailored with attention to traditional Scottish detail.
Premium Fabric: Made from durable and comfortable acrylic wool for long-lasting wear.
Made to Measure: Custom fit ensures your kilt fits just right.
Brand: kingkilts.com– trusted for quality and tradition.
Traditional Look: Classic design with modern comfort.
Condition: Brand new and ready to wear.
Material: High-quality acrylic wool tartan.
Straps: Genuine 100% leather straps for secure fastening.
Buckle: Rust-free metal buckles for durability.
Adjustable Waist: Easily adjusts up to 2 inches above or below your selected size.
Pleating Options: Choose from sett or stripe pleat styles.
Belt Loops: Included for added convenience.
The Fraser surname likely originates from Anjou, France, with early forms like "de Fresel" and "de Friselle" appearing in Scotland in the 12th century. Though links to French nobility remain debated, Simon Fraser, 11th Lord Lovat, formally declared kinship with the French Marquis de la Frézelière in 1702.
By the Wars of Scottish Independence, the Frasers had firmly rooted in Scotland. Sir Simon Fraser famously defeated the English at Roslin (1303) and saved Robert the Bruce at Methven (1306). His cousin, Alexander Fraser, later married Bruce’s sister and became Chamberlain of Scotland, founding the Frasers of Philorth, while another Simon Fraser founded the Frasers of Lovat.
The clan battled in numerous Highland feuds, especially against the MacDonalds, including the bloody Battle of the Shirts (1544). Frasers supported Mary, Queen of Scots at Inverness (1562) and opposed Montrose at Auldearn (1645).
During the Jacobite risings, Simon Fraser, 11th Lord Lovat, infamously switched loyalties. His clan fought at Culloden (1746) where many Frasers died. Lovat was later executed for treason, but his son regained some lands for military service in Canada.
The Fraser Clan today remains strong, with a proud legacy of warriors, loyalty, and Highland tradition.
The Fraser of Lovat Modern Tartan Kilt is a bold and striking garment that reflects the strength and tradition of the Fraser clan. This modern version of the historical tartan represents Highland pride and timeless Scottish heritage. Crafted from high-quality acrylic or pure wool, the kilt is ideal for Highland games, weddings, clan gatherings, or casual wear.
Designed with traditional knife pleats at the back, this kilt offers comfort and durability. It includes leather straps and buckles for adjustable fitting and a classic flat front with a deep pleat swing, giving it a strong yet elegant look.
This kilt is suitable for both formal and semi-formal occasions, making it a versatile addition to any wardrobe that values Scottish tradition.
Product Features:
Versatile Style: Perfect for weddings, Highland festivals, or casual gatherings.
Authentic Craftsmanship: Expertly tailored with attention to traditional Scottish detail.
Premium Fabric: Made from durable and comfortable acrylic wool for long-lasting wear.
Made to Measure: Custom fit ensures your kilt fits just right.
Brand: kingkilts.com– trusted for quality and tradition.
Traditional Look: Classic design with modern comfort.
Condition: Brand new and ready to wear.
Material: High-quality acrylic wool tartan.
Straps: Genuine 100% leather straps for secure fastening.
Buckle: Rust-free metal buckles for durability.
Adjustable Waist: Easily adjusts up to 2 inches above or below your selected size.
Pleating Options: Choose from sett or stripe pleat styles.
Belt Loops: Included for added convenience.