Kilts on ebay inexpensive wool

**scotchmaster** · 11th August 08, 12:59 PM

Has anybody seen these. They are inexpensive and all wool.

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http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...:X:RTQ:US:1123

**sharpdressedscot** · 11th August 08, 01:02 PM

What the heck are those button looking things near the waist??

**vmac3205** · 11th August 08, 01:09 PM

Not to mention, look where the apron lands. Smack in the middle of the front!

**Monkey@Arms** · 11th August 08, 01:18 PM

I believe those are the kilts that are marketed by Atlanta Cutlery/Museum Replicas. If you do a search you'll find discussion about them. I agree with VMAC that the apron looks all wrong. You get what you pay for.

Best regards,

Jake

**george7** · 11th August 08, 01:42 PM

I had one in high school... before I knew what a real kilt looked like.

**george7** · 11th August 08, 01:47 PM

and be advised... very lightweight. I think the guy in that picture is just wearing his wrong or the wrong size. My apron never shifted that much over. I am sure it's the same kilt, though. I used it for a while as a "spare kilt" for friends who didn't have a kilt. Now I have enough tanks to loan out.

**Monkey@Arms** · 11th August 08, 01:51 PM

Originally Posted by georgeblack7

I had one in high school... before I knew what a real kilt looked like.

Doesn't look so bad in your pic. Anything that gets a person into a kilt is a good thing in my book.

Best regards,

Jake

**george7** · 11th August 08, 01:56 PM

It's like my car: cheap, efficient, and dependable. I made the sporran (from all walmart materials) and found a woven leather belt to go along. This was way back 2002-2003.

**mexpiper** · 13th August 08, 07:20 PM

Don't !. I have one, i ordered one, I use it for a table decoration (tablecloth) when i did a meal of "vegetarian haggis" for work! on the Bard's Birthday!