The Clan Masonic Tartan Kilt is worn for the brotherhood of Freemasonry rather than a family line. Designed for Masons and their lodges, it is a fraternal tartan — a way for members to carry the fellowship, symbolism and history of the Craft into Highland dress. For a man proud of his lodge, it turns that belonging into something he can wear.
The sett draws on the colours long linked to Freemasonry: a ground of royal blue and deep violet crossed by black, with fine overchecks of red and white. Blue and purple have carried Masonic meaning for generations, and here they make a rich, dignified cloth that stands apart from the usual clan setts.
It suits lodge occasions, weddings and formal evenings. Wear it with a Prince Charlie jacket for evening, add a dress sporran, and keep the shirt crisp with a ghillie shirt.
A tartan for the brotherhood — wear it for the lodge and what it stands for.
Masonic Tartan Kilt Features
- Masonic sett: royal blue and violet ground, black bands, fine red and white overcheck
- Woven in tartan wool blend; 5-yard standard, 8-yard option
- Knife-pleated back, flat front apron; leather straps and metal buckles
- Built to the measurements you choose on the product page
- Add a matching jacket, sporran and accessories on the page to complete the outfit
- Suited to lodge occasions, weddings and formal evenings
Elspeth Wallace –
Love my Clan Masonic Tartan Kilt.