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12th April 07, 09:59 AM
#1
New guy here...Hi all
Was wondering if anyone can point me in the direction of a sporty type kilt in the Taylor tartan? I am an athlete so the light weight, low maintanence, easy to get tacky off of variety would be best.
Thanks in advance..and great site here. Hope to get to know you are in the future and see some of you at some of the West coast games 
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12th April 07, 10:03 AM
#2
Welcome to our madness.Its addicting.Cant tell you about kilts(seeing how never baught myself one lol)but guys will help give you ideas im sure.
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12th April 07, 10:07 AM
#3
Well, the two places I thought of looking did not have the Taylor tartan. You might check http://www.kiltstore.net link listed above.
And, 1,000 welcomes to the board from Snellville Georgia!
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12th April 07, 10:12 AM
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12th April 07, 10:55 AM
#5
Welcome to the neighborhood 
You may have to get the tartan specially woven for you. This may require a hefty initial purchase no mater what material you choose to get (wool, PV or acrylic) (minimum yardage to weave a rare tartan).
Because of this I'd try Matt Newsome at the Scottish Tartans Museum
or Alexis Malcom
I believe they both offer "light" weight kilts but I'd imagine they would be wool so that would rule out throwing it in the washing machine as you would a PV kilt.
Cletic Croft, offers some economy kilts that might be an option.
Theres a lot of options really but since no one carries the Taylor tartan, your first challenge is finding someone who can get the tartan in your desired material. Call Matt first as he can provide you A LOT of information about your options and possibilities.
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12th April 07, 11:05 AM
#6
Welcome!
Won't Seamus do a sport kilt in any fabric if you provide it? Could find a nice light PV in Taylor and have a sport kilt made.
-Lord Kilt Clad aka Gordon McKenzie
Stan: "I don't wanna shoot the bunny" Uncle Ned: "What are you talking about. Your babbling. Your not making any sense. Your Hysterical." Stan: "I'm not hysterical, I just don't wanna shoot the bunny."
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12th April 07, 11:17 AM
#7
Welcome to the maddness....I mean, welcome to the forum.
-Tim
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12th April 07, 11:22 AM
#8
Hello and welcome from Scotland.
As far as getting it in a Taylor it'll cost a bit for either you or the kilt-maket to get the fabric. Aside from that, you might try going to SportKilts
You can get a decently priced, light-weight kilt there fairly easily.
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12th April 07, 11:31 AM
#9
Wish I could help yah, but welcome to the forum!
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12th April 07, 11:35 AM
#10
Wow...went to a meeting and came back and loads of feedback and great info!!
Thanks alot all.
I am a bit surprised with Taylor being a common name that kilt of the tartan is so hard to locate...
Looks like I will be making some calls at lunch today
I feel welcome already
Last edited by seantaylor; 12th April 07 at 11:48 AM.
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