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25th March 20, 07:21 AM
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Hello and welcome from Southern California.
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25th March 20, 06:26 PM
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Greeting from North Carolina and welcome from a newbie
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29th March 20, 04:51 PM
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Another welcome from Sunny Southern California!
Proud Mountaineer from the Highlands of West Virginia; son of the Revolution and Civil War; first Europeans on the Guyandotte
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5th April 20, 12:17 PM
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Than you all for a warm welcome. Where do I want to go in Scotland? Everywhere! Lol
I may have found my first kilt. It's pre owned and not perfect but what I can afford. Has anyone heard of the brand Mercy?
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5th April 20, 02:39 PM
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"Mercy" looks to be a fashion brand (the flaming skull on their label is a hint.)
I found a polyester one on eBay, that may even be the one you're looking at: "One buckle is missing thingie that fits into the hole."
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5th April 20, 03:00 PM
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This may be a bit of an unorthodox recommendation, but have you considered something like one of these?
https://sportkilt.com/product-category/womens-kilts/
Lots of different tartans to choose from, new instead of used, and you may be able to get a better fit.
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5th April 20, 04:23 PM
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Dale of cedars, yes, they offered it to me for $19 so I figured better than nothing/can't lose type thing.
Michigankyle, I really can't let that much go with the current state of things just yet and I'd feel more comfortable in a men's under the knee then my tushy hanging out in a mini. Lol because of auto immune diseases, I've put on a little of the weight I lost when I was healthy and riding my own motorcycle a couple years ago so a bit self conscious. I always was a tomboy rebel though. Thank you
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5th April 20, 06:37 PM
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Originally Posted by Stephanie
Michigankyle, I really can't let that much go with the current state of things just yet and I'd feel more comfortable in a men's under the knee then my tushy hanging out in a mini. Lol because of auto immune diseases, I've put on a little of the weight I lost when I was healthy and riding my own motorcycle a couple years ago so a bit self conscious. I always was a tomboy rebel though. Thank you
Oh, I was actually trying to suggest the women's regular-length kilts. Both options should be in that same section. They're longer than the mini skirts but are tailored more toward being a better fit for women than a men's kilt.
Another possible option for the future: an earasaid:
https://www.usakilts.com/earasaid-wo...t-kilt-pv.html
Or possibly for something longer (and this is considerably more expensive, but maybe another option to look at someday) a kilted skirt:
https://www.usakilts.com/kilt-wool-skirt.html
But, it sounds like you've got a plan to get started. Just be aware that men's kilts are cut very differently than most other men's clothing, so fit's a bit of an oddball thing to try to figure out if you've never worn one.
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6th April 20, 06:51 AM
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Croeso, Stephanie, from a cilt wearing Welshman (currently on lock down in the Netherlands!). Enjoy and good luck with you r search.
Dduw Bendithia pob Celtiaid
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6th April 20, 07:08 AM
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But, it sounds like you've got a plan to get started. Just be aware that men's kilts are cut very differently than most other men's clothing, so fit's a bit of an oddball thing to try to figure out if you've never worn one.
Thank you! I went for it. It may be a fashion one but it's a start.
Croeso, Stephanie, from a cilt wearing Welshman (currently on lock down in the Netherlands!). Enjoy and good luck with you r search.
Thank you!
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