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    greetings! we've all been in your shoes (you should probably get a new pair now, lol) just know that any questions can be asked here amongst friends and well-wishers.

    i, myself, suggest stillwaterkilts.com

    excellent prices and merchandise.

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    I have a lot of information now. Armed and dangerous so to say. There is a local lady who makes clothes, and she made me a nice shirt and pants, but I have heard that, "a kilt is not clothes, go to a kilt maker." Not that a kilt isn't clothing, but that you need to get it made by a kilt maker. On the other hand, she is an awesome tailor lady.

    I found a lot of information on the links you have sent me, I feel much more informed now.

    I had my mother measure my waist, and it's a 29, not a thirty, man I am skinny. Time to drink the protien shakes!

    3fingerslinger, She was making a rude joke about sporrans, she said she'd carry my cigs and johnnies, so long as I didn't wear "one of those infernal obfuscating pouches". Other than that she's all for my getting a kilt. I'll draw the curtain of courtesy over why, exactly.

    I have no tartan shop closeby, or even if we have one in Flroida? There is a shop that comes to the faire yearly, but I'm not sure I want to buy a kilt from them... As I said, I do have a tailor lady. As to the length, I think it will need to be 23 inches, if you are supposed to kneel, measure from your belly button to the floor and subtract an inch, as the Scottish Tartan museum article said.

    I raise a big pint of Scottish ale to you lads(Black Douglass, to be exact) for all the help and big welcome.

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    Not sure what part of Florida you're in. Alexis Malcolm is in Clewiston, Florida on the south shore of Lake Okeechobee. She's a neat lady.

    http://www.alexismalcolmkilts.bigstep.com/

    Kathy Lare's website was posted above. I have eight of her kilts and love them all.

    Ron
    Ol' Macdonald himself, a proud son of Skye and Cape Breton Island
    Lifetime Member STA. Two time winner of Utilikiltarian of the Month.
    "I'll have a kilt please, a nice hand sewn tartan, 16 ounce Strome. Oh, and a sporran on the side, with a strap please."

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wulf Skjaldr View Post
    I have a lot of information now. Armed and dangerous so to say. There is a local lady who makes clothes, and she made me a nice shirt and pants, but I have heard that, "a kilt is not clothes, go to a kilt maker." Not that a kilt isn't clothing, but that you need to get it made by a kilt maker. On the other hand, she is an awesome tailor lady.

    I found a lot of information on the links you have sent me, I feel much more informed now.

    I had my mother measure my waist, and it's a 29, not a thirty, man I am skinny. Time to drink the protien shakes!

    3fingerslinger, She was making a rude joke about sporrans, she said she'd carry my cigs and johnnies, so long as I didn't wear "one of those infernal obfuscating pouches". Other than that she's all for my getting a kilt. I'll draw the curtain of courtesy over why, exactly.

    I have no tartan shop closeby, or even if we have one in Flroida? There is a shop that comes to the faire yearly, but I'm not sure I want to buy a kilt from them... As I said, I do have a tailor lady. As to the length, I think it will need to be 23 inches, if you are supposed to kneel, measure from your belly button to the floor and subtract an inch, as the Scottish Tartan museum article said.

    I raise a big pint of Scottish ale to you lads(Black Douglass, to be exact) for all the help and big welcome.
    If you REALLY want your local lady to make your kilt you could always pick up a copy of "The art of kiltmaking" and let her graduate from a simple clothing maker to a kilt maker

    Oh, and
    There are 10 kinds of people in the world...
    Those that understand binary, and those that don't.

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    Welcome, from the beautiful. if wet and windy (and currently dark) Willamette Valley!


    Quote Originally Posted by Wulf Skjaldr View Post
    3fingerslinger, She was making a rude joke about sporrans, she said she'd carry my cigs and johnnies, so long as I didn't wear "one of those infernal obfuscating pouches". Other than that she's all for my getting a kilt. I'll draw the curtain of courtesy over why, exactly.
    This sounds like a backhanded compliment? Perhaps I am just sleepy...anyway welcome and good luck...

    Moosedog

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    Welcome,from Inverness-shire.

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    Welcome. There's a tartan shop in Dunedin, FL, the name of which escapes me at the moment. KiltedCodeWarrior did a review of their stock. And I believe the New World Celts are headquartered down there - they may have a list of local suppliers.

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    welcome from Ohio

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