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6th April 06, 12:19 PM
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New Kiltmaker?
OK folks, decided it was time to put this question to you all (that's y'all, to our southern cousins ). Call it market research, 'cause if you guys don't know, nobody will.
I am seriously considering going into the biz. In this part of the country, there is only one kiltmaker that I know of, up in Cape Breton. Now, I'm looking at only making hand-sewn, traditionally-cut, wool kilts and kilted skirts. Especially solid colours, although tartans would be part of it. Hand sewn sporrans and garter ties (fingerwoven). Possibly jackets. Handknit hose.
Where I live, I can get some good tax breaks, initially at least. There will be no overhead, so prices will be very low in comparison to most.
So, is there a call, especially for the solids? Or, am I just in a working rut (even though I already work from home, in marketing)?
Hit me hard, 'cause it could be a big step.
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