
Kilts made in Glasgow.
Slanj's made-to-order kilts are hand-made in Glasgow by its own kiltmakers.

Kilts made in Glasgow and hired for whole wedding parties, from Slanj on St Enoch Square, with tartan trews, sporrans and Lucky Jocks.
Slanj Kilts dresses the modern Scot from a pale stone building on St Enoch Square, a few steps from Argyle Street, with its black sign of a rampant lion hung over the pavement and windows dressed with kilts and tweed jackets.
Visited and photographed by Simon Hird
The kilts are made to order and hand-made in Glasgow by Slanj's own kiltmakers, in clan, Irish and district tartans, in modern, weathered or muted tones, and the tartan trews are made in the company's Glasgow factory, in Standard, Argyll or Fishtail styles. Hire covers whole wedding parties and children, and Slanj makes tartans of its own, from one designed for the twinning of Boston and Glasgow to the Glasgow Warriors rugby tartan. The sporrans come from Scottish sporran-makers, with a vegan sporran too, and there are T-shirts, sometimes funny, sometimes patriotic, and Lucky Jocks, tartan boxers of its own. Slanj opens Monday to Saturday from half past nine until half past five, and Sunday from eleven until four.
Arrives at 5am every day.
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Slanj on St Enoch Square opens Monday to Saturday from 9.30am to 5.30pm and Sunday from 11am to 4pm.
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Slanj's made-to-order kilts are hand-made in Glasgow by its own kiltmakers.

Its tartan trews are made in-house in the company's Glasgow factory, in Standard, Argyll or Fishtail styles.

Slanj has designed a tartan for the twinning of Boston and Glasgow.

The shop makes tartan products in an exclusive design for the Glasgow Warriors rugby club.

Slanj makes its own tartan boxers, called Lucky Jocks, in a dozen tartans.

Alongside dress and day sporrans, Slanj offers a vegan sporran.

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