
Originally Posted by
Jock Scot
Perhaps those thinking of buying a synthetic cloth kilt, might now re-consider their choice? I know that wool cloth is much more expensive and so on and wanting the kilt NOW is an attractive thought. However.................
We don't know, of course, if poor management was involved------- BUT.....................and nevertheless.......................the closure of this scarce part of the traditional cloth industry is in part one of the obvious and inevitable consequences of many following the synthetic cloth route.
Just saying.
Hard to believe that my trip to Scotland was two years ago now, but I do have a question for you Jock. While riding around on a tour bus, we saw a lot of sheep, too many to estimate their number, (but not as many as I have seen elsewhere,) yet we were told by the guide that the wool used in the mills there comes not from Scotland but from New Zealand. Is this true? If so, why? Different sheep? Different climate?
Thanks,
David
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Bob Dylan
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