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13th June 06, 05:19 PM
#11
 Originally Posted by Pour1Malt
hallo Raphael!
where arr ya postin frae?
walcome!
slainte mhath!

i am from ohio
 Originally Posted by Robin
Welcome!
Maybe we can help with yoyr research? 
that's what i was hoping for
 Originally Posted by davedove
What kind of price range are you looking for?
i don't have the 600+ i want. I think i can get up to about 400 give or take some (not as much as i would like to work with, but i got to start some where)
I'm not real sure about the mony yet
 Originally Posted by davedove
Do you want to go tartan? If so, what tartan are you looking at (another big decision)?
Yes, i would like to get a tartan.
this is my family tartan http://kiltstore.net/material/gammell.html?id=4JSPBp3g
that's what i was wanting, but i'm not set in stone
 Originally Posted by davedove
Personally, I would recommend you go for the full 8-yard traditional kilt in 16 oz. worsted wool in an appropriate tartan. But, that's just me. 
If i had the money for one, i would
 Originally Posted by Livingston
we each have our own opinions so take our suggestions and mull them over.
will do
 Originally Posted by JerMc
Welcome from another Virginian. If money is a problem, I'd go with Rocky at USA Kilts and his philibeg model, or if you are close to 6' tall, Stillwater's standards are nice Kilts. I'm just shy of 5'10" and the 23" length Stillwaters fit me fine, I just have to wear them high on my waist.
not reall close to 6' tall. i'll look into the USA kilts
Thanks everyone
Raphael
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13th June 06, 05:29 PM
#12
Welcome! If it's advice and information you're looking for, you've come to the right place!
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13th June 06, 07:01 PM
#13
Welcome from the Windy City! For $400 you can get a nice kilt from USAK, and still have money left over for the inevitable accessories.
The kilt concealed a blaster strapped to his thigh. Lazarus Long
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13th June 06, 07:19 PM
#14
Welcome from North Dakota! You might check in with Matt at the Scottish Tartans Museum, He's a gold mine of information as well as a kilt maker.
Again welcome and well met!
Bill
May all your blessings be the ones you want and your friends many and true.
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13th June 06, 07:43 PM
#15
Hi,
Welcome from another Ohioan, Columbus, here.
Bob
In theory there is no difference between theory and practice but in practice there is.
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13th June 06, 07:46 PM
#16
Welcome from upstate NY. The folk on this forum have more combined knowledge about kilts, tartans, Scottish history, style, than you could possibly want! Ask away . . .
Andy in Ithaca, NY
Exile from Northumberland
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13th June 06, 08:41 PM
#17
A warm southern California welcome to you.
Regards,
Scott Gilmore
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14th June 06, 09:27 AM
#18
A WELCOME from the Mile High City!!
Glen McGuire
A Life Lived in Fear, Is a Life Half Lived.
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14th June 06, 09:34 AM
#19
Chech this one out, it is in your price range and in your family tartan. http://kiltstore.net/sr_swhdr_fiveya...tomeasure.html
While I love my 8 yard 16 oz wool traditional, I was happy to have more affordable kilts while I worked up to that point. A 5 yard wool kilt is different than an 8 yard, but it is still very nice and will serve you well.
You could also check these ones out. A quick email will likely confirm if Gammell is available
http://www.tartanweb.com/view/standa...yard_kilt.html
http://www.tartanweb.com/view/premiu...ched_kilt.html
http://www.tartanweb.com/view/premiu...ched_kilt.html
Last edited by Colin; 14th June 06 at 09:39 AM.
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14th June 06, 10:22 AM
#20
 Originally Posted by Colin
thats kind of funny, i was thinking about this same kilt
 Originally Posted by Colin
While I love my 8 yard 16 oz wool traditional, I was happy to have more affordable kilts while I worked up to that point. A 5 yard wool kilt is different than an 8 yard, but it is still very nice and will serve you well.
I was thinking about starting out with a 5 and working my way up.
could you list some pro's and can's of each?
 Originally Posted by Colin
thanks, i'll check them out
Raphael
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