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    Great work and I hope the market responds well! Maybe my boys will get excited about kilts when they see the Grandfather Games!

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    I'd really like to see more details about the leather jacket and the Nightstalker sporran is not there.

    Other than that, the site is good.

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    I just ordered a Thrifty Kilt to take camping next weekend in Hunting McLeod. Nice to think about walking to the stream for a quick bath, towel off and moving on. Thanks Steve!

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    Thrifty Kilt arrived just now (Thurs)- ordered Monday. Fits just fine. Admittedly lighter weight, but great for summer wear, No belt loops, straps, buckles etc. just velcro closure.
    With a Belt & Sporran & nice shirt, will look just fine for casual, even semi formal wear. But suggest a real heavy Kilt Pin on a windy day.
    Hey, for $24. 95 you can't go wrong!
    Good idea Jerry!

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    I didn't think the material was heavy at all. From the picture, it looks like the kilt was made with 4 yard or less material. But at that price, I won't complain.

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    Hey, Ozman!

    Quote Originally Posted by Ozman1944 View Post
    Tsnip! No belt loops, straps, buckles etc. just velcro closure.
    Snip!
    Hey, for $24. 95 you can't go wrong!
    Good idea Jerry!
    How is the velcro set up? Is it continuous across the aprons, or in two places?

    Best!

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    WOW! Lower prices on alot of stuff! Hmmm... what to sell?...

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    I just noticed SWK's standard (acrylic) kilt is now available in saffron. That's new isn't it? Formerly only the heavyweight (wool) kilt was available in saffron.

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    OK these guys at Stillwater's did it to me again. I went to their site and got thinking " How much would it cost to lowball a kilt outfit here" one for going to the highland games in in a casual mode and hanging out. Well Blackwatch thrifty, belt, $15 sporran, flashes and hoses came to a whopping total of $81.90. You won't pass as the best dressed man in the crowd but I don't think that you'll look like you're a member of the Clan Mac Tablecloth. As I had ordered from them before checkout was a breeze. I added a couple of more set of flashes for the other kilts I've bought from them and hit the "BUY" button. They just make it so easy. I'll have a lot of reviewing and picture takeing to do when I get back in the USA. I'll keep everyone posted.

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    I saw those Thrifty-Kilts when I was shopping around for a kilt for paintballing (Yes, I'm soon to be one of those wacky people who run around in the woods with a kilt trying not to get shot ). At first, I was a bit reluctant to get a kilt that cheap, especially when you consider how expensive most are, but then I figured that, hey, for that much you can't go wrong, and I'd feel HORRIBLE about trashing a nice kilt in the woods.
    So, I'm ordering one soon. This'll be my first bought kilt, although I've worn kilts before, and shall report on it when it arrives.

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