postal charges

**Graham** · 1st June 05, 08:28 AM

It's a shame really 'cos it's a really nice pin. Here it is..
http://kiltstore.net/sr_glnsk_swirl_...ml?id=5uEYRjIx

Maybe I'll call in and buy one when I'm over there, save postage.

**Graham** · 2nd June 05, 06:39 AM

Good result, Blair Walker from Kiltstore revised down the postage and I've now ordered two of the kilt pins.

I'm very pleased with their service and response.

**Hamish** · 3rd June 05, 06:03 PM

Originally Posted by Graham

Good result, Blair Walker from Kiltstore revised down the postage and I've now ordered two of the kilt pins.

I'm very pleased with their service and response.

That is good to know, Graham. I've had several dealings with KiltStore.net and have found them to be nothing but helpful and reasonable.

By the way, that pin is sold by most Highland Dress Outfitters in Scotland. I have an identical one I bought last year from Geoffrey (Tailor), and a variation on the same theme that I picked up from a jewellers on the Royal Mile in January this year. I have also seen them in a silver-plated finish - very smart!

By the way, Kiltstore.net does not have a retail outlet for personal shoppers. Their business is done only on the Internet - or it was!

**Graham** · 24th June 05, 06:38 AM

The kilt pins turned up, I bought two of them, very nice they are, great design, sturdy and beautifully packaged.

I'm impressed with their customer service.

One I placed on my new plain wool kilt from RKilts, the other goes to a recent Scottish national tartan PV from USAK.

2 fine pins for 2 fine kilts, as Glen says: Life if good!