Ok, gang. I'm jumping into the kilt makers pool and am now offering my services to make traditional four-yard, box pleated kilts.
The original tailored kilts of the late eighteenth and early nineteenth century all contained about four yards of cloth and were box pleated.
This style dissapeared later in the nineteenth century, as knife pleated kilts became popular and yardage increased. In 1983, they were made again for the first time by kilt maker and kilt historian Bob Martin.
Since that time, only a few individual kilt makers have been offering this style of kilt, mostly those trained by Bob. Now I'm happy to count myself among their numbers.
Check out my site for more details.
http://kilts.albanach.org
I'm doing this as a side business to help support my (growing) family. Since this is a new endeavor, to get the ball rolling, I'm going to offer a whopping $100 discount to the first order I take. The next three orders after that will get $50 off the price.
If anyone has any comments/criticism about what you see on the site, I'm all ears. I'm mainly seeking to provide a unique product that I can take pride in. Heck, I've been preaching for years that the four-yard box pleated kilt is the best thing going. It's about time I started making them!
Aye,
Matt
I just wish that all you kilt makers would stop tempting me 
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