Nice article in local paper

**dutchy kilted** · 17th March 13, 03:54 AM

This article appeared in the Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Sunday News 3/17 (when else?)

Nice shout out to Rocky at USAK!

http://lancasteronline.com/article/l...the-kilt-.html

**sailortats** · 17th March 13, 05:57 AM

Good article, Thanks for posting it.

**RockyR** · 17th March 13, 10:50 AM

I laughed when I read it this morning. It was a nice article, but the quotes she used from us were answers to different questions... i.e. Kelly was making dresses for 25 years, we've only been in business for 10. I didn't start the business at age 11... hahaha.

**dutchy kilted** · 17th March 13, 10:52 AM

And here I thought you were just remarkably well-preserved. Kilts will do that for you.

**RockyR** · 18th March 13, 05:23 AM

Originally Posted by dutchy kilted

And here I thought you were just remarkably well-preserved. Kilts will do that for you.

Well preserved or pickled?

**mookien** · 18th March 13, 09:57 AM

Nice article and video. Love those ecru hose!

Thanks for posting.

Congratulations, Rocky! You've become a genuine folk hero.

**HuDonald** · 18th March 13, 07:51 PM

Go Rocky (and USA Kilts)!!

**Woodsman** · 19th March 13, 07:57 PM

Nice article. Dropkick Murphy was just on Letterman.

**James Hood** · 22nd March 13, 11:11 AM

Good on you, Rocky. 'Hope the article brings you much business.

'Liked the, "...growing sense of fashion" bit.

**tundramanq** · 23rd March 13, 06:30 AM

Rocky, I like your math attraction to the kilts. Some of these tartans require a little rocket science to do a great pleat.
Pretty amazing how you got the three wide pleat casuals that I just received ( Isle of Skye, Holyrood and Scott Weathered ) into a sett pleat pattern with so few pleats and economy of cloth. That's 3 tartan sizes - 4.25, 6.25 and 5.25 inch - all with an even 1.5 inch pleat reveal and decent under pleat. With only a small stretching of the tartan in the horizontal direction on some. Neat trick. I know these will "waggle" as great as the other Casuals - shooing flies and attracting lasses.

It is my personal preference to have the pleats continue the pattern of the apron. To stripe for me makes the rear a bit monotonous. The public seconds my choice as I get about twice the "nice kilt" complements in a "to sett" kilt.