Rizzard Women’s Hiking Kilt
$79.50
Rizzard Women’s Hiking Kilt
100% Trail Rizz. Zero Apologies.
Righ-Ard — “High King.”
Around here, we just call it the Rizzard Hiking Kilt.
The name Righ-Ard draws from Scottish Gaelic and evokes the idea of a high king — a fitting name for a kilt made to take on high trails, rough country, and long days outside.
This is not a quiet tartan.
Built around deep black and charcoal tones, the Rizzard explodes with flashes of high-visibility orange, red, gold, blue, and gray, creating a pattern that feels just as at home on a rugged mountain trail as it does at a Highland festival, campsite, or post-hike brewery.
We wanted a hiking kilt with some attitude — something that still felt unmistakably Scottish, but looked completely different from anything else in the Sport Kilt lineup. The result is a bold, energetic tartan with serious Trail Rizz.
Like all of our hiking kilts, the Rizzard is designed for movement. The pleated construction gives you plenty of freedom for climbing, scrambling, hiking, and whatever else the trail throws your way, while the lightweight Sport Kilt design keeps things comfortable when the miles start adding up.
And when the sun comes out and the temperature climbs, you’ll remember exactly why hiking in a kilt makes so much sense.
Why You’ll Love the Rizzard
- Bold custom Rizzard / Rìgh-Àrd tartan
- Black, orange, gray, blue, red, and gold color palette
- Lightweight and comfortable for hiking
- Pleated construction for unrestricted movement
- Breathable, open-air alternative to hiking pants or shorts
- Machine washable and easy to care for
- Built for trails, Highland Games, festivals, camping, and everyday adventures
- Made by Sport Kilt in Heber City, Utah
What Does “Rizzard” Mean?
The more respectable name is Rìgh-Àrd, (High King – Hi-king – Hiking – get it?) inspired by Scottish Gaelic and the rugged character of the Highlands.
But once we saw this tartan, one name stuck around the shop:
The Rizzard.
Because some kilts have heritage.
Some have performance.
This one has Trail Rizz.
Throw it on, hit the trail, and prepare to get noticed.
Care Instructions
You can machine wash your kilt with similar colors on cold; tumble dry on low or hang to dry. For the sharpest pleats, press with an iron on 75% heat setting.
Please Note: If your kilt has leather buckle straps, we recommend dry cleaning as the leather will dry out with machine washing/drying.
Sizing, Shipping & Returns
See our Size Guide for help with measurements and sizing.
Free Express Domestic US Shipping on Orders Over $69.
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Stitched in America
Get to know your kilts!
What are sewn-down pleats? Do I need belt loops? Great questions! Find out below.
Check out our Size Guide below.
All Sport Kilts are pleated, but you can give your kilt that custom fitted shape with a leaner profile by having us sew down the pleats.
The first 4-5 inches of pleats (measured from the waistband) are sewn down along the knife edge of the pleat (vertically). This provides a more refined look and makes for easier care and pressing.
Please Note: We cannot accept returns for customized goods, i.e., belt loops, sewn pleats, custom length. Please see our Size Guide below before ordering and make sure to measure carefully!
You can add two 1″ wide black leather straps and nickle-plated buckles to the opening end of your Sport Kilt. A functional, traditional looking adjustable double strap. You can also choose a Nylon Buckle Strap option as well.
While all Sport Kilts are secured with Velcro at the waistband, you can give your kilt that custom look (and added security) by adding buckles and straps.
Please Note: If you opt for the Buckles and straps, we HIGHLY recommend adding the sewn-down-pleats option as they compliment each other. We cannot accept returns for customized goods, i.e., belt loops, sewn pleats, custom length.
Nylon Buckle Straps
Leather Buckle Straps
Yes! We can fringe the opening side of your Sport Kilt for extra flair.
Please Note: We cannot accept returns for customized goods, i.e., belt loops, sewn pleats, custom length. Please see our Size Guide below before ordering and make sure to measure carefully!
Yes! We can add 2 hidden side pockets to your Sport Kilt. You won’t even know they’re there unless you’re looking for them, or you’ve got your hands in your pockets. A great custom option for those that have to have pockets on their kilts!
Please Note: It will take us a couple of days to customize your kilt with pockets before your order ships. We cannot accept returns for customized goods, i.e., belt loops, sewn pleats, custom length.
Although you don’t need a belt to hold up your kilt, we’ll be glad to add ’em so you can wear your favorite belt.
Belt loops can also be used to thread your sporran “chain-belt” through. This is the traditional use of belt loops on a kilt.
Please Note: We cannot accept returns for customized goods, i.e., belt loops, sewn pleats, custom length.
The Perfect Fit
Finding your waist size
Using a measuring tape, wrap it around your waist where you’d like the top of your kilt to sit. Don’t hold in your stomach. This measurement is usually 2″ larger than the size of your pants. You might consider giving yourself an extra inch, or so, for comfort. Take your waist measurement (in actual inches) and see where it falls in our size grid below.
Finding your length
The ideal kilt length for you: While kneeling, measure from the top of your waist (where you’d wear your kilt) to the floor. Some say your kilt should just brush against the ground when you are kneeling. Of course personal preference is the rule! Have it YOUR way.
Please Note:
All mini kilts have a standard length of 14″.
Size |
Waist |
Length |
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Small (S) |
25-30” |
18” |
|
Medium (M) |
27-33” |
20” |
|
Medium Long (ML) |
27-33” |
22.5” |
|
Large (L) |
34-38” |
22.5” |
|
Extra Large (XL) |
39-46” |
22.5” |
|
Extra Extra Large (XXL) |
47-54” |
22.5” |
