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    Can I get your collective thoughts?

    Hey all,
    I was cruising around on E-bay when this auction caught my attention.

    http://cgi.ebay.com/CELTIC-SCA-SCOTT...QQcmdZViewItem

    Has anyone had experience with this company?
    I had a quick look through their feedback, but couldn't find any comments regarding the kilts
    The pictures look nice, but would it stand up to real world use?
    Wear your kilt proudly, but carry a big stick

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    My first instinct is that because they specifically specify/advertise this product as a ren faire kilt, that it probably isn't the best choice for everyday wear. Just my $0.02.

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    I agree with Sav, if you want a kilt you can wear anywhere, put the money into a good kilt from one of the kiltmakers here.

    Mind you, if they included the sword I would be tempted :grin:

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    Quote Originally Posted by Graham
    I agree with Sav, if you want a kilt you can wear anywhere, put the money into a good kilt from one of the kiltmakers here.
    I would agree. But hey, if that's your gig then go for it.

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    Looks to be a home business from the Web site an a quick Google search. You can probably email the seller and get some better details on the fabric and perhaps samples of the the tartan you are interested in, as it appears that there are several to choose from. I know that this seller has been offering these on ebay for a while now so I would not worry about trying to snag this one prior to doing a little research IMHO.

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    To be brutally honest I really dont like it.

    I think youd be better investing in a quality Kilt and take your time choosing the Tartan, youll have someting that will last you a lifetime (subject to visits to fast food establishments)

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