Maple Leaf Tartan Kilt Help!

**seanachie** · 24th April 15, 07:51 PM

Originally Posted by RockyR

A bit late to the party on this, but we also have another source for the Maple Leaf in 16 oz which comes out a little more muted than the others... from a snowstorm a few years ago:

Rocky, that is Batley's correct?? If not could you please educate us?

**RockyR** · 25th April 15, 04:04 AM

Yes, that is Batleys cloth. I am actually thinking of selling the kilt as I don't wear it as much anymore and want to find a good home for it.

**Taskr** · 25th April 15, 10:28 AM

Originally Posted by RockyR

Yes, that is Batleys cloth. I am actually thinking of selling the kilt as I don't wear it as much anymore and want to find a good home for it.

What size is it!!!!????

**RockyR** · 25th April 15, 01:11 PM

Originally Posted by Taskr

What size is it!!!!????

40 X 44 X 24. Looking for $300 for it. It's a gently used Premier 8 yard kilt with a linen lining (made by me). Retail price would be roughly $595 if it were new.

**Taskr** · 25th April 15, 01:23 PM

sized not for me. Fine looking kilt.

**Markparkinson** · 28th April 15, 06:05 PM

RockyR I have sent you a PM about the Kilt

**Markparkinson** · 7th May 15, 02:27 PM

Kilt arrived today, super fast shipping ... fits great, looks fantastic ... RockyR you make a nice Kilt

Thanks

Mark

**Pit Rat** · 9th May 15, 04:12 PM

Well! I did it!
I was given a "classified ad" from Dixiecat of a local second hand Maple Leaf tartan kilt. I went to try it on, and it was a snug fit, but I bought it anyway! Couldn't say no to the quality, price or convenience.

My question now is: Can you move the straps in at all on a kilt? I'm sitting at the LAST hole possible making it as very snug fit. If the whole strap + square material piece hold it on could move inward a little I could achieve the middle few holes in the leather straps. Is this do-able? Will it make it fit more comfortably?

PS: I tried to attach photos but it's all messed up. Anybody have any advice for THAT?