WE LOVE KILTS 2026,
Scotland’s Favourite Calendar is back for 2026 with 12 handsome men in kilts at iconic locations across Scotland!

Quirky features of Scotland’s diverse landscape, pastimes ranging from curling to water skiing, castles with histories stretching back through the dim mists of time and, not least, the nation’s iconic national dress and tartans, are showcased in this – our We Love Kilts Calendar 2026.

Captured for your delight through the discerning lens of top Scottish photographer Alistair Devine for the eighth in our best-selling series since first launched in 2019, our kilted army of hardy models became as one with their surroundings as the camera shutter snapped at the ideal moment to record the perfect shot.

January finds Matt, impervious to the freezing elements, on the ice in Inverness to test his skill in the popular winter pastime of curling while, much further south at Gretna Green for February’s picture, Zach delights to see how the romance of a unique wedding tradition is still very much alive.

Still in the south of Scotland, March finds Grevon visiting the ruins of Caerlaverock Castle while, in April, Xander is on Loch Lomond to experience the thrill of water skiing.

The grandeur of the northeastern coast features in May with Declan as he ponders the natural wonder that is Bow Fiddle Rock, while Rory takes a trip on a heritage tram line for June’s picture in North Lanarkshire at the Summerlee Museum of Scottish Industrial Life.

The battlements of the imposing fortress of Stirling Castle are the setting for July’s picture with Graeme while, in August, Ryan is in the Banchory area of Aberdeenshire where he befriends a very special and aristocratically-named cow.

Dominic is in exuberant mood in September as he takes a leap for joy at the famous pass in Argyll and Bute known as the Rest and Be Thankful, as October finds Struan at the oldest known stone bridge in the Highlands.

The 148-acre Queen’s Park, on the southside of Glasgow, is the venue for November’s acrobatic picture with Adam – while the year comes to a close with Ciaran beside a spectacularly illuminated Forth Bridge.

Enjoy a unique pictorial journey throughout 2026 with our We Love Kilts Calendar – complete with date boxes for every day of the week, interesting details about the locations – and some quirky facts you may not know about tartans and the kilt.