Hello . . and thanks!

**RoadKilt chef** · 2nd May 09, 05:44 PM

I have been lurking around this site for a few days. Long enough to grasp the general personality of this group and glean valuable information necessary for the purchase of my first kilt. As an wanne-be piper in training I found it necessary to procure a kilt for an upcomming Celtic festival where our band will be staffing a booth.
Baised on the comments and observations here I decided to go with a USA semi-traditional, Black Watch. I think the non-wool alternative will be compatable with the climate where I live.

**Bugbear** · 2nd May 09, 06:12 PM

Welcome.

**KFCarter** · 2nd May 09, 06:57 PM

Hello RoadKilt chef, and welcome to the forum from Savannah, GA. The USAK semi-trad will do well by you, good choice.

**Carolina Kiltman** · 2nd May 09, 07:19 PM

From the Cape Fear River Valley, NC

- Rocky does great work. Congratultions

**GDub** · 2nd May 09, 07:24 PM

Welcome from the San Francisco Bay Area!

**Highlander31** · 2nd May 09, 07:27 PM

Welcome to the forum.

**Mael Coluim** · 2nd May 09, 07:55 PM

from the Old Dominion State!

You won't be dissapointed in with your choice of kilt!

**7 miles** · 2nd May 09, 08:14 PM

Welcome and let the addiction begin.

**Sammac** · 2nd May 09, 08:20 PM

Welcome from Michigan

I have a USA semi-trad in Anc. Campbell and love it.
Well made, comfortable, and easy to clean as well. Good choice!

**SteveB** · 2nd May 09, 08:29 PM

Hello

and a warm Celtic

from Boston, Massachusetts

Welcome to the world of kilts, from a piper in training.
The USAK semi-traditional passes as good as a wool tank in appearance to most people and is quite comfortable in the warmer months here. Rocky's kilts take a beating and come back for more. I wear the USAK to festivals and concerts where the contact with spills and debris is to be expected. My kilts get plenty of use, as I wear a kilt every day.

Slainte