Newbie question about finding a tartan

[rdjmchris]

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I am thinking about my second kilt (I know, I just got my first one, but I love it and want more) and I was looking at getting it in the 7th Cavalry Regiment tartan (since I went to combat with them). Does anyone know where I can get a kilt made in this particular pattern?

I know I could probably search every kiltmaker's website, but I would rather glean the knowledge from ya'll instead.

Thanks,
Chris

[cajunscot]

Not sure if this is the right spot, so mods move it where it needs to go.

I am thinking about my second kilt (I know, I just got my first one, but I love it and want more) and I was looking at getting it in the 7th Cavalry Regiment tartan (since I went to combat with them). Does anyone know where I can get a kilt made in this particular pattern?

I know I could probably search every kiltmaker's website, but I would rather glean the knowledge from ya'll instead.

Thanks,
Chris

The 7th Cavalry Association sells it on their web site:

http://www.us7thcavalry.com/quarterm...tan-Items.htm?

And, you can always talk to our own Matt Newsome or Barb T. to see about getting a special order.

Cheers,

Todd

[McMurdo]

If you have a tartan shop near you, you might want ot go in and talk to them, see if they can order it for you. Here is the inforfmation on the Tartan from the STA

Name of Tartan: 7th Cavalry
Alternative name:
ITI number: 644 Date: pre 1900
Category: American Military
Designer / Source: Paton, J & D
Copyright:

You might also want to get in touch with Kathy Lare

[rdjmchris]

Thanks for the info guys. I'll look into it.

[Rampant Lion]

Since you're in California you might consider contacting the Celtic Craft Centre in Palm Springs. They make wonderful kilts.