seton kilt Sullivan representative of the clan's strength

representative of the clan's strength and unity

bringing sophistication and charm to your look

Introducing the Tartan Apron with Large Front Pocket

Duncan MacDuff was the Earl of Fife during medieval times and his son accompanied King Malcolm VI of Scotland on an expedition to suppress a clan rebellion in Morayshire

The V-shaped front adds elegance

seton kilt Sullivan representative of the clan's strengthSeton Bespoke Kilt The Seton name first appears in historical records around 1150, when Alexander Seton witnessed a charter from King David I, which included a grant to the Church of Lesmahagow by Gillmor Filius Gilleconel. Another notable figure, Alexander de Seton, is recorded in 1225, indicating a strong family connection. Over the centuries, the Seton clan rose to prominence, with its members playing vital roles in Scotland's medieval history.