Scottish Imports is a tiny store stocked from top to bottom. Here you will find kilts (which aren't only available for sale but for rent as well), jackets and scarves made in and imported from UK and Scotland, and made of, without exceptions, 100% wool.  In addition to clothes, there are clan books and literature on history of Scotland and England; Scottish food such as tins of oatmeal and... more

Well, now I know where to go if I ever need a kilt. I've never seen so much plaid in one store before. But I guess that's expected of a store that sells, well, Scottish imports. They have kilts and knee-highs galore, along with scarves, cd's, and -- the best part to me -- candy! I couldn't decide between the traditional fudge (which looked like toffee), or the mint cream chocolate, or the... more

Tartan doesn't really turn me on, but if it did, I'd bring my guy here to get all suited up in plaid. This Scottish imports store shelves everything from haggis, Celtic crosses and knee-highs to highland dance shoes, bagpipe gear and Heather-and-oatmeal hand soap. It's owned by a Scots woman, and her daughter was managing the shop the day I was in. I skipped the haggis and bought a bar of... more