Well done Scottishkilts.com!

**Graham** · 12th October 05, 12:15 AM

Thanks Glen, just uploading the piccie now under "show us your pictures"

**flyv65** · 25th October 05, 04:54 PM

Because of your post Graham, I looked up scottishkilts.net and checked out their stock. Long story short, I ordered the same jacket/waistcoat combo as you did on the 14th of October, received a "confirmation of order" e-mail on the 17th, and this evening I went to the post office to pick up my express mail package (the 25th). Not too shabby for turn around time from the UK!! Also, a suprisingly good fit off the rack (I'm a 50 long)-I doubt I'll have it altered. Pictures will follow as time permits.

Bryan...thumbs up to Scottishkilts & Graham...

**Graham** · 25th October 05, 09:02 PM

I'm very pleased to hear that Bryan, you'll look as sharp as me now :mrgreen:
It's a lovely jacket and the waistcoat will be good to wear on it's own for more casual.

**GMan** · 25th October 05, 09:37 PM

Originally Posted by flyv65

Because of your post Graham, I looked up scottishkilts.net and checked out their stock. Long story short, I ordered the same jacket/waistcoat combo as you did on the 14th of October, received a "confirmation of order" e-mail on the 17th, and this evening I went to the post office to pick up my express mail package (the 25th). Not too shabby for turn around time from the UK!! Also, a suprisingly good fit off the rack (I'm a 50 long)-I doubt I'll have it altered. Pictures will follow as time permits.

Bryan...thumbs up to Scottishkilts & Graham...

That is impressive Bryan. Sure makes kilting a lot harder when we have all these great options!

**Colin** · 26th October 05, 08:34 AM

Originally Posted by flyv65

Because of your post Graham, I looked up scottishkilts.net and checked out their stock. Long story short, I ordered the same jacket/waistcoat combo as you did on the 14th of October, received a "confirmation of order" e-mail on the 17th, and this evening I went to the post office to pick up my express mail package (the 25th). Not too shabby for turn around time from the UK!! Also, a suprisingly good fit off the rack (I'm a 50 long)-I doubt I'll have it altered. Pictures will follow as time permits.

Bryan...thumbs up to Scottishkilts & Graham...

Glad to hear more people are finally noticing Scottishkilts.net and their fine selection. I have been praising them since March when I first got the same jacket and waistcoat. I guess we all just need the "Grand Defender's" opinion first.....

**bubba** · 26th October 05, 09:43 AM

Scottishkilts.net is a good company. I started recommending them over a year and a half ago when I bought a kilt from them. Prices are reasonable and the quality is very good. One other nice thing is they ship to the US through a parent corporation so often you don't get clobbered by duty charges.

**Colin** · 26th October 05, 09:57 AM

Originally Posted by bubba

Scottishkilts.net is a good company. I started recommending them over a year and a half ago when I bought a kilt from them. Prices are reasonable and the quality is very good. One other nice thing is they ship to the US through a parent corporation so often you don't get clobbered by duty charges.

I remember that. Your review and a review and correspondence with Alaskan on another site are what lead me to check them out. They will be making my next kilt without a doubt.

**flyv65** · 26th October 05, 10:50 AM

Originally Posted by Colin

Glad to hear more people are finally noticing Scottishkilts.net and their fine selection. I have been praising them since March when I first got the same jacket and waistcoat. I guess we all just need the "Grand Defender's" opinion first.....

Nothing personal Colin: I just joined the list at the end of August! Still, you must take a certain amount of pleasure realizing that once again, you've led the charge from the front.

Bryan...firmly in the vanguard it seems...

**Andrew Breecher** · 26th October 05, 11:04 AM

I think it's funny that we - as a group - recommend various places based on our good experiences, and everyone else goes out and gets them. Which is great - I'm all for sharing good experiences. I'm just waiting for an X-Marks gathering where everyone is wearing a Thomson Grey USA Kilt, a charcoal jacket and waistcoat from Scottishkilts.net, and a Freelander sporran. I guess at the very worst we'll all look like a pipe band. ;)

Andrew.

**Colin** · 26th October 05, 11:05 AM

Originally Posted by flyv65

Nothing personal Colin: I just joined the list at the end of August! Still, you must take a certain amount of pleasure realizing that once again, you've led the charge from the front.

Bryan...firmly in the vanguard it seems...

None taken, I was just taking the piss. David from Scottishkilts used to be on here for awhile himself in the begining.

Enjoy the jacket, I have found I use it way more than I ever thought I would. Now, which tartan to get for that kilt from them........

Originally Posted by Andrew Breecher

I think it's funny that we - as a group - recommend various places based on our good experiences, and everyone else goes out and gets them. Which is great - I'm all for sharing good experiences. I'm just waiting for an X-Marks gathering where everyone is wearing a Thomson Grey USA Kilt, a charcoal jacket and waistcoat from Scottishkilts.net, and a Freelander sporran. I guess at the very worst we'll all look like a pipe band. ;)

Andrew.

It certainly does go in phases doesn't it? The tartan may change and the accessory, but it does happen quite frequently. Too bad not many of us can play the pipes.