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KESTIN supports Scottish manufacturing with “Made in Scottland” capsule

High quality Scottish manufacturing takes center stage

KESTIN Knit Polo
KESTIN

If you have never been to Scotland, you may make the mistake of thinking that everyone there is dressed like Mel Gibson in Braveheart. We didn’t say we would forgive you for that mistake, but it is made. In truth, Scotland can be thanked for a lot of men’s styles that we enjoy today. Our love of plaid is in large part thanks to its origins in Scotland. While we may not wear it as a symbol of our family’s heritage in America, we can thank the history of the country’s use of it as a sartorial family tree for its presence in our closets. One company is keeping Scottish manufacturing alive with their fall 2024 collection. KESTIN “Made in Scotland” lets the brilliance of Scottish manufacturing take center stage.

Scottish highlights

KESTIN Shetland Crewneck
KESTIN

Now, to get a real picture of Scottish style in your head (purge Mel Gibson from your brain), look to KESTIN’s dedication to textures and fabrics that are designed to withstand the Scottish Highlands. There are some standout pieces from the collection that you need for your wardrobe simply to allow yourself the privilege of experiencing the brilliance of Scottish manufacturing. Set against the backdrop of the Island of Arran, where many Scottish neolithic structures call home, the collection gives you the Brushed Shetland Crew Neck and the Lewis Brushed Shetland Polo. The second installment includes the Fairisle Vest, Aran Cable Knit, and the Harris Mock Neck. Of course, these pieces are stylish and warm, but the calling card is the near-perfect quality of a garment made in Scotland and designed to last a lifetime.

KESTIN Made in Scotland

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