Scottish Treasures Celtic Corner

06/04/2026

Available for immediate delivery.
Clan Logan tartan scarves.
Made in Scotland.
Message us if interested.
Ships from California.

05/30/2026

Great music is planned at the San Diego Scottish Highland Games and Gathering of the Clans —

Have you bought your tickets yet? Avoid the line and pre-buy… don’t forget you can travel by trolly too.
And visit us for all your kilt needs.

We're only a few weeks away! Stream our free Spotify playlist to start getting in the mood! We've got some classics, as well as tunes from this year's entertainment, Highland Way and WICKED TINKERS

What are YOUR favorites?! Did we miss any? https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1b5VUBB8zPfRjvh4FN86ju?si=04f850c355ca40b9

05/20/2026

The excitement is real! 🥳🤪🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

3 days until two jammed-packed days of family fun! Live music all day on multiple stages, pipes, drums, food, dancing, kids area, so much to do at Scottish Fest!

Scottish Fest - May 23-24 - Costa Mesa, CA
www.scottishfest.com

05/20/2026

Did you buy your tickets yet? It’s in a new location which is central to the freeways in San Diego. We hope to see you

One month to go until the sound of the pipes fills Mission Valley. 💙

Join us June 20–21 for the 50th Anniversary San Diego Scottish Highland Games! Tickets and info at https://sdhighlandgames.org

05/19/2026

We can think of at least one person who should enter this competition. Have you marked your calendars San Diego? There’s a New location for these games. We’re very excited about it and will be returning as vendors.

Fancy yourself a top baker? Enter our Scottish Shortbread Competition, going on Saturday, at our Highland Games.

It's Free! Just download the registration form at our website, bring it with your entry samples, and you could win!

https://sdhighlandgames.org/scottish-shortbread-competition

05/17/2026

We’re Loving our custom mink fur sporrans.

05/17/2026

Custom design a bespoke sporran - make it unique to you and one of a kind! Made in Scotland.

05/16/2026

The History of the Sporran, the Scots Gaelic term meaning purse.

What’s a guy to do if he needs to carry personal items knowing that his kilt does not have pockets? That’s why the sporran was created, to carry all those bits and pieces.

From at least the 16th century, sporrans were used to carry food, such as oats, and were originally worn on the hip. By the 19th century, it evolved into the more ornate style we see today, worn on a chain, front and center of the kilt, and carrying modern day amenities like keys, cell phone, and credit cards.

The military influenced the design and development of sporrans in the 18th Century, adding goat and horsehair options with silver or brass cantles.

In the 19th Century, the transformation shifted to a more decorative sporran influenced and popularized by Queen Victoria. The sporran with a mask/full head of an animal became popular during this era.

Today the sporran is an essential part of the Highland dress with styles ranging from very simply day sporrans (leather pouch), to the semi-dress sporran which has a bit of fur, to a formal dress sporran with fancy cantle and various fur options generally bought for weddings and special formal events.

Scottish Treasures offers a bespoke sporran service which allows you to design your own custom sporran. You can pick any cantle, fur option, leather color, sporran tassel style and tassel bell, to make it unique to you. You can also have your sporran lined with an inside pocket and a snap-on key fob. To find out more about this bespoke service, email us at [email protected].

05/16/2026

Are you joining us in Costa Mesa at Scottish Fest? Great entertainment and if you need a custom kilt, we will be happy to help. Find us in the main vendor hall.

05/09/2026

Come out and support our favorite firefighters.

GET KILTED!
San Diego Firefighters Emerald Society Pipes And Drums
May 23.

Mark the calendar this month. Get Kilted is back!

May 23 | 5-9 PM
McGregor’s Alehouse
10475 San Diego Mission Rd.

$10 donation at the door — all proceeds benefit the Fallen First Fund, providing direct financial support to the families of first responders who make the ultimate sacrifice.

Wear a kilt - get in free, plus a pint on the Emerald Society.

Live performances by and the San Diego Firefighters Emerald Society Pipes & Drums.