• Black and white image of a model standing in front of a stone wall wearing a kilt and matching tuxedo jacket
  • Image of a model wearing a kilt and white shirt standing in a foggy field of grass
  • Black and white image of a model jumping mid-air wearing a kilt
  • Action shot of a kilt swinging in the air
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Acme Atelier

The Tuxedo Kilt

$1,850.00
$1,850.00

A mid-length kilt in black wool-barathea cloth by Hainsworth. Features adjustable black leather straps and hardware and satin trim — a versatile piece designed for evening but appropriate for day.

Each kilt is hand cut and stitched to order by Acme Atelier founder, Andrea Chappell in her Moray, Scotland studio.

Materials & Craftsmanship

Wool Barathea Dress Cloth by AW Hainsworth
Care

Dry clean only.
Customization

Our handmade-to-order Scottish kilt is made completely by hand by master kilt maker, Andrea Chappell. This piece is cut to your measurements and specifications. Customizations include choice of lining, straps and buckles, fringe details. Andrea can include a personal inscription upon request.

Select Size

Purchase your typical size, upon purchase we will schedule a fitting.

Each piece is made-to-order using your measurements and desired fit.

This piece is made to order in Moray, Scotland.

Estimated leadtime is .

Made-to-Order items are non-refundable and cannot be returned.

Black and white image of a model standing in front of a stone wall wearing a kilt and matching tuxedo jacket
Image of a model wearing a kilt and white shirt standing in a foggy field of grass
Black and white image of a model jumping mid-air wearing a kilt
Action shot of a kilt swinging in the air

ABOUT THE MAKER

Acme Atelier

In Scotland, a small atelier is quietly reshaping the tradition of kiltmaking. Andrea Chappell, founder of Acme Atelier, brings together her design education and a love for traditional craft. After studying at Central St Martins and the Royal College of Art, she received formal training in the hand stitched method of kiltmaking. She founded Acme Atelier to promote sustainable means of making new kilts using deadstock, vintage, and repurposed textiles.