Kilt Maker Review.

**frank_a** · 28th September 12, 08:48 AM

Yes, what Tobus said. Great advice!

Frank

**auld argonian** · 28th September 12, 10:35 AM

Good suggestion from Tobus.

Also consider the possibility of getting hit with import duties by the US Gov....there have been some real horror stories about that.

Best

AA

**Alan H** · 28th September 12, 10:51 AM

Here's another two thumbs up for USA Kilts and Rocky 'n Kelly. They're great people and they make a good product and they've been on this forum since day 1.

**Steve Ashton** · 28th September 12, 11:03 AM

Originally Posted by Alan H

Here's another two thumbs up for USA Kilts and Rocky 'n Kelly. They're great people and they make a good product and they've been on this forum since day 1.

This unfortunately contains an unintentional but inaccurate statement. Rocky did not join the forum until day 9.

The rest of the statement is totally accurate.

**gordontaos** · 28th September 12, 05:28 PM

My suggestion would be to take all of the preceeding comments under serious advisement. The folks who have posted on this particular thread probably have at least 100 kilts, and tens of years of kilt wearing between them. I know that I have listened to them, and am now the extremely happy owner of 3 kilts and all of the accoutrements that go with them.
This forum is a fantastic resource, and also a great place to while away some idle time that is "Safe For Work".
Welcome, and enjoy!

**Grizzly** · 28th September 12, 10:47 PM

As Tobus has said an extra $20 for one of Rockys kilts against all the potential hassle and aggravation of importing from the Uk as described by Chas and Rocky himself is a bit of a no brainer.

By way of contrast I have been looking to import a sporran from the States. It is a lot more trouble than having one made here and when you take import duties, VAT and postage it probably isn't worth it unless you can't get exactly what you want in the country you reside in.

Finally and not leastly welcome to the forum.