The Duchess of Cambridge arrived in Glasgow wearing a tartan coat as she toured one of the venues for the 2014 Commonwealth Games.
Accompanied by her husband, Prince William, Kate visited the Emirates Arena, including the Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome, watching riders in a practice session.
The royal couple, known as the Earl and Countess of Strathearn when in Scotland, are on a two-day tour.
Kate's tartan coat is from the British family-run design company Moloh.
The firm has a boutique in Tetbury, close to her father-in-law Prince Charles's Gloucestershire home, and another in Pimlico in central London.
The Duchess's £425 pure wool blue and grey plaid coat, called a worker's coat, was created by Caroline Smiley, designer and founder of Moloh, which is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year.
A spokeswoman for the company said Kate has worn a belt from the firm in the past.
She said: "She's worn the brand before a few years ago but it's great to see she's a loyal fan.
"This coat is from our collection released this year. Only 20 have been made, so once they've gone, they've gone."
Accompanied by her husband, Prince William, Kate visited the Emirates Arena, including the Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome, watching riders in a practice session.
The royal couple, known as the Earl and Countess of Strathearn when in Scotland, are on a two-day tour.
Kate's tartan coat is from the British family-run design company Moloh.
The firm has a boutique in Tetbury, close to her father-in-law Prince Charles's Gloucestershire home, and another in Pimlico in central London.
The Duchess's £425 pure wool blue and grey plaid coat, called a worker's coat, was created by Caroline Smiley, designer and founder of Moloh, which is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year.
A spokeswoman for the company said Kate has worn a belt from the firm in the past.
She said: "She's worn the brand before a few years ago but it's great to see she's a loyal fan.
"This coat is from our collection released this year. Only 20 have been made, so once they've gone, they've gone."
