Any News on Stillwater's 2006 Line

[Kid Cossack]

Yowza and huzzah!

The news, or sneak peeks, of the 2006 Stillwater line are very encouraging. I've just about gone crazy for my Nightwatch standard lately----been enjoying it tremendously. The better half is going to sew down the pleats to the hips any day now. From the looks of things, I won't be doing that with any future standards from Stillwater.

I'll throw in another plea for Stillwater to consider bigger kilts, because I've got a couple of buddies who can't quite squeeze into a fifty incher.

Me, I just like the Stillwater kilts, is all.

[gmcdavid]

A couple friends and I are planning on going to the Highland games in the Minneapolis area next year (July, I think), and they both said that they would go kilted too, so I'll need to rustle up a couple more anyway.

July 15. See http://www.mnscottishfair.org/

Stillwater had a booth there last year. That was where I first saw the wool heavyweights. I also had a chance to talk with Jerry--a really nice guy.

Glenn

[Sir Robert]

What a concept, new kilts every year. I just spoke to Jerry and he will be shipping today! (A Nightstalker)

Think man, a buncha new kilts at Stillwater's wonderful prices each and every year!

[auld argonian]

All I have to say is that Stillwater better have a good server because as soon as Jerry posts his new line it's going to be one of the most "hit" websites on the net.

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AA

[Macman]

Just to add another sized person to the list for those of you thinking about a SWK. I'm 6'1" with a 34" inseam, and the SWK is right at the top of the kneecap when worn traditionally. Mine is exactly 24" long top to bottom (i.e. including the rise).

[Jimmy Carbomb]

All I have to say is that Stillwater better have a good server because as soon as Jerry posts his new line it's going to be one of the most "hit" websites on the net.

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AA

That's called good business, and smart ownership. When you care enough to listen to the market and then respond positively with more choices and more options, you'll reap the benefits. I applaud Stillwater for the numerous changes that they've made over the last couple years, and I appreciate and respect the money that Jerry has shelled-out to gamble on the new lines and tartans. There's a WHOLE lot more to kilt company ownership that getting material and having a website. There are also WAY too many sizes for a company to stock when they're producing readily-available kilts at affordable prices. There's no way to satisfy 100% of the public... but 99% will do just fine!!!;)