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  • 9th April 08, 02:37 PM
    Ayin McFye
    Help. Looking for specific kilt maker from Highland Games
    Here at the Highland Games in Arizona there were multiple merchants selling kilts. There was a very common "brand" of kilt that was being sold at MANY of the merchant's booths. I ended up buying one from MacKinnon's Kilts for $120, and then found the same one at another merchant's booth for $95.

    I'm not upset at all, I should have shopped around more, but my question is this. I love the kilt I bought. It's a Scottish Heritage kilt, polyviscose I think, and I absolutely love it. I wear it all the time now. It's lightweight, durable, the buckles are great, the pleats are great, and it's probably become my favorite that I own.

    The kilt maker that made it is probably a mass producer of kilts as they were everywhere at the highland games. I understand they aren't hand sewn and that's fine by me. Does anyone know who makes these kilts, and/or who supplies them online?
  • 9th April 08, 02:40 PM
    McMurdo
    Ayin
    Perhaps you could post some pictures, including a shot of the label if there is one, or if you still have the tag a photo of it might help.
  • 9th April 08, 02:56 PM
    Mr. MacDougall
    If it's the kilt I think it is, that's the Infamous Gold Brothers product. It was being sold by several tents at the Arizona Highland games... had a tag on it that had a purple thistle, and "authentic woven material" and "designed in Scottland"? If so... Gold Brothers.
  • 9th April 08, 02:56 PM
    Ayin McFye
    that's a good idea. I'll do that when I get home. I'm at work at the moment. The tag is still on it, so i'm sure someone will be able to help once I post that.

    Thanks McMurdo
  • 9th April 08, 03:03 PM
    McMurdo
    Does the label look like this

    http://i116.photobucket.com/albums/o.../kiltlabel.jpg

    If so then I do believe it is a Gold Bros. product.
  • 9th April 08, 03:05 PM
    Ayin McFye
    Yep. Exactly like that.
  • 9th April 08, 03:23 PM
    Ayin McFye
    I was just looking at some of the sites online that sell those kilts, and they are drastically more expensive that what I saw and paid at the highland games. Most are charging more than $100 more than what I paid. Either I am going to have to wait for the next Highland games to get the good prices, or everyone online is just jacking up the prices by a lot.

    I understand raising prices to make some money, but if the people that I bought my 8yard kilt from can charge $100, why doesn't everyone else that sells the exact same kilt? Or at least within a couple dollars.

    That's just messed up IMO.

    Thanks for your help though McMurdo. I appreciate it.
  • 10th April 08, 05:41 PM
    3rdcoastsurfer
    I've got one of these kilts as well. Very comfortable. Got mine on eBay though. Sounds like a got a deal at about $50. Sweet.
  • 10th April 08, 05:55 PM
    Ozman1944
    I also got one about $110 or so on Ebay about a year ago.; Pride of Scotland included Fly Plaihttp://i207.photobucket.com/albums/b...4/Kilt2002.jpgd. Very heavy, well made, I've worn to dinners etc.
  • 10th April 08, 05:58 PM
    Ozman1944
    Sorry; $110 including Fly Plaid. I love it. Well made, etc.
    http://i207.photobucket.com/albums/b...4/Kilt2001.jpg

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