Anyone know someone who makes kilted skirts?

[Arnot]

One has to wonder how much NHS tartan has been actually sold? It is not a tartan that has been universally popular around NHS Scotland. We have had this discussion before Doc, and nothing has apparently changed since then. You never know, the weavers may give you a whole bolt of that cloth? To make space for other more popular tartans.

I don't know if it's the same tartan, but I made a kilt for a gentleman a while back in NHS Grampian tartan. This one is selling at least a bit.

[Jock Scot]

I don't know if it's the same tartan, but I made a kilt for a gentleman a while back in NHS Grampian tartan. This one is selling at least a bit.

I have no idea Troy, purely at a guess, its probably the same tartan, but I am happy to stand corrected, if necessary.

[jsrnephdoc]

I would be mildly interested to hear the result of that discussion. Purely out of interest, nothing more.

My totally uninformed guess is that what's happened is that the nurses who birthed the project have lost interest. Again, just a wild guess, but if ever I learn more, I'll lengthen this thread, and of COURSE I'll post a picture if it features my spouse smiling in a kilted skirt!

[jsrnephdoc]

I don't know if it's the same tartan, but I made a kilt for a gentleman a while back in NHS Grampian tartan. This one is selling at least a bit.

They're not the same. The NHS "Grampian" tartan was registered in the late 20th century (I'll guess while "Grampian" was a legally designated region. Much darker blues. Much less "feminine" in my Y-chromosome-contaminated opinion.