X-marks tartan

**Warhoover** · 27th January 07, 10:44 PM

Greetings,

I was doing a search and reading to find out more about the x-marks tartan. I was wondering if there had been any interest in another possible order lately??

**Mike1** · 28th January 07, 02:24 AM

Not at present. If another run becomes a possibility, you'll read about it here.

**M. A. C. Newsome** · 28th January 07, 05:07 AM

And just a reminder, even though getting a group bulk order together can help keep the cost down, it is still possible for individuals to simply place the order for custom weave cloth.

We offer this service through the Scottish Tartans Museum, and I know others do as well. You can get 100% wool cloth, 29" wide, with a minimum order of 4 yards. The cost is $65 per yard. This is for either 16 oz or 11 oz wool, woven in Scotland.

Just let me know if interested.
Aye,
Matt

**Mike1** · 28th January 07, 05:43 AM

Thanks Matt, I neglected to mention your availability of custom weave material.

**Warhoover** · 28th January 07, 09:00 AM

Thanks Matt I too forgot about that. Will probably be contacting you soon.

Brad

**Riverkilt** · 28th January 07, 10:23 AM

Its worth every penny too. A beautiful tartan that has"go with most anything" colors to it.

Git you one son....it's a perfect "party kilt."

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Ron

**MacWage** · 28th January 07, 11:29 AM

Before a custom, post a request for some on the "wanted" section of the forum. When I got my half of A Hay's X Marks material, a few (2 kiltmakers, of I correctly recall) said they has some left over.

That said, there are QUITE a few who joined after me, and I just missed the last fabric run. There may be interest in the near future though, as some "newbies" may want a kilt in that nice tartan.

**cloves** · 29th January 07, 10:09 AM

I'd be interested this time around

**Alan H** · 30th January 07, 08:49 AM

All it takes is an "interested party" to e-mail Steve at Freedom kilts for the particulars, and then take on the job of collecting money, making the order, getting in the tartan and shipping it out. It will be less expensive if they are Canadian.

None of that is hard, it just happens to be a bit of work....and no, I'm not volunteering!