Wanted: Mackenzie Weathered kilt 32/34"

**pascs** · 14th October 11, 01:13 AM

On the off chance that anyone has a Mackenzie Weather kilt. Waist 32/34" and length 24.5/25". Thanks

**Baldybrown** · 14th October 11, 06:13 AM

Check with Stillwater Kilts.

**pascs** · 14th October 11, 08:18 AM

I know SWK have very nice ones in Acrylic but I'd really want a traditional wool kilt. I'll just be keeping my eyes open and see if anything comes up

**vmac3205** · 14th October 11, 11:21 AM

Captmac has one of Stillwater's PV kilts. It has become one of his favorites. For the price, you can't beat them.

**Really a McQueen** · 14th October 11, 11:59 AM

Vmac3250, would that be a Stillwater 'Standard' (8 yard)?

**vmac3205** · 14th October 11, 01:49 PM

Originally Posted by Really a McQueen

Vmac3250, would that be a Stillwater 'Standard' (8 yard)?

That would be.

**brewerpaul** · 14th October 11, 02:20 PM

Im including a couple of photos of me in my Stillwater Weathered MacKenzie. This is their standard kilt that is a PV kilt. It is fairly well made with nice deep pleats that are sewn to the hips. It as three straps and is selvedge with double fringe. You also get free flashes. All in all it is a nice knock around kilt. I like the weathered more earthtone colours which allows me to wear my boots or running shoes, t-shirts or nice shirt. I like to wear my brown belt and brown sporran with it also. I know you are looking for wool, Stillwater unfortunately doesnt have the Weathered MacKenzie in wool but the PV kilt is a nice kilt for the price. It is made in Pakistan and there are some thinks noticeable to a trained eye, like a brown thread running up the apron where the material is sewn down. Im sure this is a machine sewn kilt but for 80 dollars I dont expect hand sewn. As I said it is comfortable, fits well and looks good for a casual pub or games kilt.

**pascs** · 14th October 11, 09:15 PM

Its certainly a versatile and good looking kilt

**fluter** · 15th October 11, 12:48 PM

Just for the record, y'all, the Stillwater standard, economy, and thrifty models are acrylic, not poly-viscose.

I like 'em, I'm just being pedantic (as usual). To Jerry's lasting credit, they tell you what the fabric is, right on the Web site.

**brewerpaul** · 15th October 11, 01:35 PM

Originally Posted by fluter

Just for the record, y'all, the Stillwater standard, economy, and thrifty models are acrylic, not poly-viscose.

I like 'em, I'm just being pedantic (as usual). To Jerry's lasting credit, they tell you what the fabric is, right on the Web site.

My bad for calling it PV,,, regardless it is a comfy nice kilt for the price...