Kiltsnmore

[Bidule]

Thanks for your warning and a warm from Brussels (Belgium)!

[William Meine]

from the Netherlands

[McFarkus]

from Chicago

[O'Searcaigh]

from the wooded highlands of north central Tennessee!
Sorry to hear of your misfortune with a kilt purveyor -- you'll find lots of support and good advice though from the folks here.

[tpa]

A warm Scottish welcome from middle England.

[banjora]

Thanks for the warm welcome and tips. I think if enough Highland Games organizers heard about these types they would have to change their name to KiltsNOmore.
Anyway, I am still wanting to buy a Welsh Tartan from a reliable and trustworthy Maker. I realize Welsh Tartans are a modern design and couldn't be considered ancient by any means but I did like the idea.
Any information would be greatly appreciated.

[Peter Crowe]

from a Scots expatriate now settled in Massachusetts.

[James Hood]

Welcome from metro Chicago

[Geoff Withnell]

Thanks for the warm welcome and tips. I think if enough Highland Games organizers heard about these types they would have to change their name to KiltsNOmore.
Anyway, I am still wanting to buy a Welsh Tartan from a reliable and trustworthy Maker. I realize Welsh Tartans are a modern design and couldn't be considered ancient by any means but I did like the idea.
Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Almost all of the kiltmakers here have at least some options in Welsh tartans, and all of them are reliable and trustworthy. Spend a little time looking at their websites, many are more than willing to talk to a newcomer. My own recommendation for a first kilt would be a Casual from Rocky at USAKilts. He has Prince of Wales and Welsh National available in casual, I believe. If you are more certain in your committment to kilt wearing, and have the budget, Rocky can get you a wool kilt in about any available Welsh tartan, as can many of our sponsors.

And Welcome!