Kilt Hangers

**Sciuropterus** · 10th January 07, 05:02 PM

Originally Posted by walkerk

What's the price? These were $2.50 each.

***! They quoted me $3.

**ccga3359** · 10th January 07, 05:21 PM

Originally Posted by Sciuropterus

***! They quoted me $3.

Think that's bad! I just ordered a 12" from SWK for $3.95! Luckily I get excellent service from Stillwater and shall upgrade to the 16" through them when I get more kilts and when they start stocking them.

**Alan H** · 10th January 07, 05:46 PM

Originally Posted by ccga3359

Think that's bad! I just ordered a 12" from SWK for $3.95! Luckily I get excellent service from Stillwater and shall upgrade to the 16" through them when I get more kilts and when they start stocking them.

OK, this is kind of funny. What you don't know is that Sciuropturus is the owner of Stillwater kilts.

Engage sense of humour, here!

**cloves** · 10th January 07, 06:05 PM

Originally Posted by Alan H

OK, this is kind of funny. What you don't know is that Sciuropturus is the owner of Stillwater kilts.

Engage sense of humour, here!

I was under the impression he said it KNOWING that Sciuropterus was Stillwater Jerry. I totally "heard" ccga's post with sarcasm in it.
Either way.....I agree with Alan H, it was a very humerous post!

**turpin** · 11th January 07, 09:55 AM

Originally Posted by Sciuropterus

***! They quoted me $3.

Any chance of exchanging 12's that don't work for 16's that do, Jerry?

**KiltedKnight** · 11th January 07, 11:02 AM

These type of hangers will definately NOT work with a tank, not even a 13 oz. but will work with a lighter kilt such as an SWK. I found some hangers at Target that hold them fast and my heavy kilts have never fallen from them. They do not have the wooden bar to clasp but have two sliding catches like clothespins on a strong wire and they are more than adequate for any heavy kilt plus I can put my jackets over the entire works so I save room in the closet.

Chris.

**Nanook** · 11th January 07, 11:47 AM

My latest "invention" (really, just tried it yesterday) for heaviest weight kilts is to use one of those wide extending spring loaded skirt hangers (|-------------| with springs for compression) to hold a kilt flat and then hang it from a hanger by the two hanging-straps. Seems to do a good job (this moment) supporting a good 2 kg of regimental wool. Since the kilt is in "compression" it seems, it can be packed better into a tight closet---- why is it that no matter how large a closet one has (or how many) they always end up over stuffed? This concept (if it proves the test) could be extended to a space saving (but closet pole pending) variation as per trousers.