Where can I find this kilt ..... Help!

[JTP]

Hello folks, new user to the forums and this is my first post so go easy .....

Can anyone help me find the following kilt:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/3714774.stm

Apologies if the link doesn't work as I'm on my phone at the moment. The article was written in 2004 so just wondering if anyone knows if the kilt is still available anywhere?

Thanks.

[Paul Henry]

try here, slanjkilts, they were the orginal place

[McMurdo]

I'd think the best thing to do would be to get in touch with Slanj as it says in the article that it is exclusive to them. Here is the contact page for them

http://www.slanjkilts.com/Location.html

Good luck with it

[Jimmy]

I'm sure Slanj will have them, I have seen quite a few at Scotland games and they look good, Maybe someone will get me one for Xmas

[davidg]

from West Lothian, Scotland. I see you've already been pointed in the right direction so not much more I can add

[biblemonkey]

Can someone post a picture of the kilt being discussed? For some reason I cannot open the BBC link.

[chrisupyonder]

From Slanj website...




Chris.

[chrisupyonder]

For anyone who cannot get to the BBC link here it is...


Tartan kilts fans out for success


Gents and ladies garments have been designed

The Tartan Army can now wear the Scottish Football Association's very own tartan with pride following the launch of a new range of clothing.
Despite being known the world over for their attire, Scotland supporters have never had a uniform tartan.
But now the SFA has launched its own plaid, ensuring a stylish turnout to support the national team.
The official tartan, which is dark blue with a thin green stripe, is already said to be a hit with fans.
The tartan, which will feature in kilts and suits, is available exclusively from highland wear retailer Slanj.
The company approached the SFA two years ago and suggested the association should have its own tartan. They then spent two years developing the tartan with the Scottish FA's commercial department.
'Lucky charm'
Brian Halley, of Slanj, said he hoped the new plaid would bring the team luck in the forthcoming World Cup campaign.
"We approached the SFA almost two years ago to suggest that their tartan be available commercially as a fitting tribute to the national dress for fans all over.
"Already we have produced kilts for Scottish FA legend Archie Gemmill and Miss Scotland Nicola Jolly.
"We look forward to many more orders during the current World Cup campaign and hope it brings all the Scottish national football squads lots of luck."
The new tartan also scored support from Deputy First Minister Jim Wallace.
"New tartan designs are sometimes controversial but I wish the Scottish FA tartan well and hope it can be as successful a symbol for Scottish football as the Tartan Army," he said.
"And I look forward to attending a future international wearing a Scottish FA tartan scarf."

Chris.