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21st June 07, 05:14 PM
#1
Economy Help!!
Ok...I don't want this to get into a vendor war, but from personal opinion, which is more worth the money:
SWK Standard @ $80.00
or
FC 160z. @ $68.00
Just wondering. I'll be using this as my "church" kilt for awhile, so it will range from "dressy" to "preaching."
Thanks in advance.
~Yeti
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21st June 07, 06:50 PM
#2
I have not had any experience with the folks at Frugal Corner as of yet, I do know that if you go with the Stillwater you should be pleased with it and it will show up rather quickly.
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21st June 07, 07:34 PM
#3
Originally Posted by McMurdo
I have not had any experience with the folks at Frugal Corner as of yet, I do know that if you go with the Stillwater you should be pleased with it and it will show up rather quickly.
Like McMurdo but I have not had any experience with the folks at Stillwater as of yet, but I am thinking about the Heavy Weight Leatherneck Box Pleated. I do know that if you go with Frugal Corner you should be pleased with it and it will show up rather quickly too. I just recieved last week a 16oz kilt from Mark at Frugal Corner. I have wore it twice in a week, once for a meeting with my parade Krewe of Shamrocks. Also for a Masonic Funeral Service with my Prince Charlie, I love it.. My band the Egypt Shriner's Highlanders have choose Mark to weave the MacQueen Tartan, too start making Kilts for us.
I am the one on the left with the hunting Stewart 16oz from Frugal Corner
John
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22nd June 07, 05:02 AM
#4
I do not have any experience with FC. But I have dealt with Jerry at SWK several times, and the products, service and delivery have always been outstanding - usually well beyond what you would expect.
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- Franklin P. Adams
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22nd June 07, 05:59 AM
#5
Originally Posted by McMurdo
I have not had any experience with the folks at Frugal Corner as of yet, I do know that if you go with the Stillwater you should be pleased with it and it will show up rather quickly.
Ditto.....
I have purchased to of the Economy style from Stillwater. I am very pleased with them and the shipping is FAST
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21st June 07, 07:14 PM
#6
Have you looked at a Sport Kilt yet?
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21st June 07, 07:22 PM
#7
A little...not too much, however. I'll check them out, since I can't sleep anyway.
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21st June 07, 07:26 PM
#8
Their "The Works" kilt is definitely worth checking out. I have an excellent quality mini-kilt from them. My husband has a beautiful kilt from them in the Abercrombie tartan. The Works kilt comes with sewn down pleats, fringe and side buckles. Give it a look.
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22nd June 07, 07:31 AM
#9
truthfully, from what others have said thusfar, you won't be disappointed either way.
I went with the SWK heavyweight blackwatch. Which is fabulous.
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22nd June 07, 07:41 AM
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Here's a review I wrote awhile ago about Still Water Kilts:
http://www.xmarksthescot.com/forum/s...ad.php?t=23845
Hope it is of some help.
Cheers
Jamie
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