Question about the Light Weight Premium Wool Kilted Mini Skirt

**Creag** · 16th February 14, 02:36 PM

It isn't entirely clear from the images or description - is this skirt constructed pretty much the same as a man's kilt? Overlapping apron, 3 buckles?

**mookien** · 16th February 14, 04:19 PM

What images and description?

**Creag** · 16th February 14, 07:51 PM

Originally Posted by mookien

What images and description?

Apologies - since I specified the Light Weight Premium Wool Kilted Mini Skirt in the Celtic Croft advertiser forum, I was anticipating a reply from the Celtic Croft and that they would understand what I'm asking about.

The product I mentioned is here .

**kallen** · 16th February 14, 08:33 PM

You could always email them. I've ordered from them several times and have had no problem w/ getting a response.

**ASinclair** · 16th February 14, 08:39 PM

Yes, it has been my experience that they are very responsive to email.

**Creag** · 16th February 14, 08:40 PM

mookien, kallen - I might have misunderstood the purpose of the advertisers forums. I'll give them a shout through their website tomorrow. Appreciate the replies.

**Godot** · 16th February 14, 10:19 PM

Some advertisers are more active on the forums than others. A few vendors seem to pop in almost daily while others rarely post.

**mookien** · 16th February 14, 10:30 PM

Now I understand.

I have done business with Celtic Croft several times and have always received good response and good service. I don't think you'll have any problems.

GG · 17th February 14, 01:21 AM

Creag, I have seen this picture on several kilt vendors’ sites. In other words it is a standard photo and therefore not necessarily the kilt you are going to receive.
Being a kilted skirt it is not comparable to a man’s kilt. You should face the following major differences:

1) It is much shorter (18-19”).
2) It closes to the “female” side.
3) The apron is narrow compared to a man’s kilt, not going from hip to hip.
4) Probably less than two yards of tartan are used.
6) The tartan is light weight.
5) Straps and buckles are mini sized.

Supposing it is for your wife or GF it might be a good purchase nevertheless.

**Creag** · 17th February 14, 07:05 AM

Originally Posted by GG

Creag, I have seen this picture on several kilt vendors’ sites. In other words it is a standard photo and therefore not necessarily the kilt you are going to receive.
Being a kilted skirt it is not comparable to a man’s kilt. You should face the following major differences:

1) It is much shorter (18-19”).
2) It closes to the “female” side.
3) The apron is narrow compared to a man’s kilt, not going from hip to hip.
4) Probably less than two yards of tartan are used.
6) The tartan is light weight.
5) Straps and buckles are mini sized.

Supposing it is for your wife or GF it might be a good purchase nevertheless.

:-) ... It's not for me.