New MacIassac Kilt

[kscaddo]

The wait is over. My new Stewart of Appin Modern kilt built by MacIassac in Nova Scotia, arrived today. 2-4 weeks early. I'm proud of it so my daughter snapped these pics of me wearing it. I have read with interest of the white/cream hose debate. When you have a foot as big as I do, it's not easy finding [I]any[I] hose. I ordered two pair of these with the intention of dying them. We'll see. I do think my new ghillies stand out pretty good against them though. My wife has made some snake garters for this new kilt, but until she gets home from work they shall remain hidden.
Regards,
Ken

[Rex_Tremende]

You look very sharp there in all your kit. Are you the first XMarker to acquire a kilt from MacIassac? How do you like it?

Regards,
Rex.

[Rogerson785]

Very nice indeed and the t-shirt goes well with the kilt. The Argyle jacket looks very nice as well.

[KFCarter]

I had not heard of that kiltmaker...it's a great looking tartan and a grand kilt.

[Panache]

Very nice!

Cheers

Jamie

[McMurdo]

Congratulations on the new kilt

[SteveB]

Very nice presentation of a great looking kilt.

Kilt on

Cheers

[Riverkilt]

I have MacIsaac bookmarked from an earlier post. They're in St. Peters, CBI, Nova Scotia. Looks like Rosemary MacIsaac is the kiltmaker.

Sharp kilt for sure....but what I wanna know is WHERE did you find ghillies for your big feet??

I'm still looking. Thanks

Ron

[kscaddo]

I got the ghillies from an E-bay vendor based in the UK. The box says they are made there also. It is Carse of Gowrie Kilts and Kiltmaker. I wear a 14 or 15 depending on country of origin, so I ordered the UK14/US15. They fit pretty well and the price was right. I don't reckon I'll wear them but a couple times per year but it's something I have wanted.
Regards,
Ken

[English Bloke]

Quote from Nova Scotia Business inc. ...

NSBI and the Strait Highland Regional Development Agency helped the company develop a proposal to bring in a master kilt maker from outside the country. With the help of a number of government agencies they were able to find a kiltmaking instructor that would come to St. Peter’s for one year to train local staff. Carol Fitzherbert, an accredited kilt maker from the Keith Kilt School in Scotland’s Morayshire County, moved to Canada to assist Mac and Rosemary develop an apprentice program to train existing and new staff.

Carol Fitzherbert made my Bruce Kilt. She was recommended to me by an X Marker via PM and I have discretely recommended her to others on the forum using the same means. She is now UK based and I understand she has made more than 600 kilts. If they are making them the Carol Fitzherbert way I'd say they are making superb kilts. Mine is the best Kilt I've ever seen and there are others here who will vouch for same...

Anyone who would like details of how to contact Carol and a description of her very reasonable rates, please feel free to PM me...