Frugal Corner Review 13 & 16 oz.

**Shriner** · 13th June 07, 02:46 PM

OK, here we go.. After waiting a couple of week for my check to reach mark and for my kilts to arrive. They were here this afternoon when I got home from work. It was just like Christmas...

I will start with the 13 oz. Kilt in Wallace Tartan size 44. It has 20 pleats, 1" wide and 3 3/4" Deep. It also includes three 1" belts and buckets. The price was $45.00.

The 16 oz. Kilt in Hunting Stewart Tartan size 44. It has 33 pleats, 7/8" wide and 3 3/4" Deep. It also includes three 1 1/2" belts and buckets. The price was $68.00.

I am going to make this short because I have a meeting to night shortly. I love the 16 oz it feels great and hangs very nice. For the $23.00 difference go for the 16 oz. But if you are on a budget the 13 oz is quite a deal at $ 45.00. But I prefer the 16 oz becuase it has the 8" sewn down pleats. Large hardware.

I am wearing the 16 oz. out tonight and will post pics later. If, as we say in Florida "ya'll" have any question please post and I will be happy to reply later. I also got a sporran, I will save it for another thread. Thanks Mark !!

John

**Kilted-Marine** · 13th June 07, 08:18 PM

Shriner

Just to clarify...you said the belt and buckles are 1"...I assume you are talking wide and not long

**Shriner** · 13th June 07, 08:25 PM

Originally Posted by FrugalCorner

Shriner

Just to clarify...you said the belt and buckles are 1"...I assume you are talking wide and not long

Yes, 1" width. And thank you again Mark I was the talk of the meeting tonight. Everybody could not believe the quality of the kilt for the price ! I am going to post a pics in a few minutes.

John

**Shriner** · 13th June 07, 08:41 PM

There I am tonight with my daughter Shirley. I am very happy with this 16 oz kilt from Frugal Corner. I plan to wear it Saturday for a masonic funeral with my Prince Charlie, will post pics then. I think after this purchase my MacQueen tank is only going to be used for Shrine events only. But next time I will spend the $13.00 difference on a custom 16 oz Kilt if I think I wait.

John

**Tattoo Bradley** · 13th June 07, 08:49 PM

Sorry... can't... help... my...selllfff....

That little dog looks like he's about to drop a deuce in the first picture.

**Shriner** · 13th June 07, 09:01 PM

Originally Posted by Tattoobradley

Sorry... can't... help... my...selllfff....

That little dog looks like he's about to drop a deuce in the first picture.

The little dog is penny, who has a broken leg and if she doesn't stop getting into stuff. I think she will make a good sporran.. What do you think????

John

**turpin** · 13th June 07, 10:29 PM

Just send me a PM.

**Avonlea22** · 14th June 07, 02:20 AM

Thanks for the review.

I think I've made up my mind that my next kilt will be from the Frugal Corner. Now I just need to decide on a tartan.

**Big Paul** · 14th June 07, 04:38 AM

Originally Posted by Shriner

Looks like there is two sporrans in the picture...

**beloitpiper** · 14th June 07, 01:15 PM

I agree that the 16 oz. kilt (mine is a hunting Stewart too) is nice, but to me, it's a knock-around kilt. Bear in mind, however, that the rest of my kilts are tanks, with a SWK heavyweight exception.

I wish the lining was sewn down at the bottom in the 16 oz. kilts. It just hangs down, which causes it to ride up sometimes...