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  1. #1
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    26th April 04
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    New kilt is on order!!

    Greetings,
    I placed my order for a kilt from stillwaterkilts.com today. It's not my family tartan (Macneil) but it will do. I can't wait to have my own modern kilt. I own a great kilt, but it is just too hot to wear to work (not counting the hassle of folding the pleats everytime). I have worn my great kilt to work (I work for a government owned power utility, TVA) My boss really hates it when I wear my kilt, but there is not much he can say. Well, the wait is on. I hope to have the new kilt soon, I just can't wait. I am really interested is seeing how much cooler I will feel in my car which does not have AC. I hope it's noticible.

    Take care,
    Stuart

  2. #2
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    29th April 04
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    Stuart,

    Congratulations on your new kilt purchase! Glad to hear when a kilted gentlemen attains a new kilt and to hear the reaction of those who just don't get the joys of kilting. Keep up the good work.
    Glen

    A Life Lived in Fear, Is a Life Half Lived.

    Kilted With Pride!!!

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    Well done Stuart (good Scottish name), I hope you get a lot of enjoyment out of your kilt when it arrives.

    What did you mean about "folding pleats" all the time? you're not getting confused with a Great Kilt are you?

    On most philabegs (small kilts) the pleats stay fine. I've only ironed mine once or twice.
    Graham
    8 years full time kilted.

  4. #4
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    6th May 04
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    Quote Originally Posted by Graham
    Well done Stuart (good Scottish name), I hope you get a lot of enjoyment out of your kilt when it arrives.

    What did you mean about "folding pleats" all the time? you're not getting confused with a Great Kilt are you?

    On most philabegs (small kilts) the pleats stay fine. I've only ironed mine once or twice.
    He was talking about a Great Kilt

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  6. #6
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    Welcome to the world of the waiting game ,Stuart I too am waiting for my Bear kilt. You have my sympathies mate
    All the Best.....David.
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  7. #7
    Join Date
    21st February 04
    Location
    Lewisville, TX
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    Stuart,
    I'm anxious to hear about your results and the look of the kilt. I'm alsways looking for a deal plus a kilt I can wear with a low worry factor. This is a kilt I can wear on the Saturday shopping trips and not worry about stuff dropped from lunch or anything else.

    Looking forward to hear about the experience.

    Also, congratulations on the purchase.

    RLJ-

  8. #8
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    May you feel comfortable and refreshed in your new kilt when it arrives. Let us know how you like it.
    "If whiskey don't kill me, I'll live 'til I die"
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    Xcop is offline This registration voided by member's choice.
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    Congrats on your new kilt order. I have a Stillwater Kilt and love it. In fact I ordered another one today..a Black Watch..They have excellent customer service

  10. #10
    Join Date
    23rd March 04
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    Bourbonnais, Illinois USA
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    Stuart, You will love your StillwaterKilt. It is an excellent bargain, and a smart looking kilt! I currently own 5, and am always on the lookout for new tartans that Jeremy brings in several times each year. His customer service is awsome!

    Larry
    "A chef is someone creative enough to call the same soup a different name every day"

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