Scottish Royal Stewart Tartan kilt features a red base with green and yellow stripes and a little bit of blue. It is associated with the Royal House of Stewart. The Tartan was first published in 1831 in the book The Scottish Gael by James Logan. Scottish Royal Stewart kilt has  three buckles with adjustable leather straps for a perfect fit. To give a traditional design, the kilt has a plain front with rough edges while a pleated design on its rear. It is the symbol of the royal family's pride. It is the best choice to wear it in traditional events or for daily use. Anyone can wear it to show respect for the Royal Family of Scotland.