Although Stillwater Kilts are made in Pakistan the same as the Gold Bros. Jerry at Stillwater Kilts is up front about it, the Gold Brothers are not. Between the two, I would rather spend my money with the one that is honest about the goods. I do not own a "Heritage of Scotland" kilt and therefore can not comment on the quality. I do have two kilts from Stillwater (Acrylic) ( sized off the rack), and am pleased at what I received for the money. I also own two USA Kilts semi-traditional kilts (Polyviscous) (made by Rocky to my measurements), and am quite pleased with the quality and service. For a kilt in faster than lightening speed, nothing can come close to Jerry at Stillwater Kilts. Click "submit" order and listen to the package hit your doorstep minutes later. I own a Utilikilt, three Amerikilts, one Freedom Kilt, and five homemade contemporary kilts, two hand made in Scotland, 100% wool 8 yard kilts, one made in Scotland 5 yard casual wool kilt. I have been kilted most of my life. Each of my kilts is an important part of my wardrobe. One of the Amerikilts, and one of my homemade kilts are for roughing around the garden and garage. My two hand sewn kilts are worn for special occasions as one of them has been passed down through four generations to me. The other is a gift from someone very special, and I want nothing to happen to it. The rest are worn in whatever my mood strikes when I roll out of bed. The Stillwater Acrylic is very warm and ideal for winter snow shovelling. The USA Kilts Polyviscous is somewhat cooler and is very comfortable in the heat wave that is here now. My denim kilts are used on moderate weather days.
To each kilt wearer there are reasons for what they are happy with. These are mine, now you can find your comfort zone and enjoy being a part of the kilted rabble
Slainte