Kilt Buckles and Pins with US Military Insignia

[davedove]

I've got a kilt on order from her right now that I should have in a couple of weeks, but that's all. She was very easy to work with in getting the order placed. Some others here have given her good reviews. I'm looking to get the Army pins from her as well as a kilt in the Army tartan.

[Angus]

I ordered my Great kilt from her and found her to be very pleasant, answered any and all questions i had and emailed me with confirmation, arrival dates, and even when the cloth exited her shop. she is a very nice lady, which makes me wonder why she nor her extended family are members here. I thought sure that her husband and father would join X-Marks. Maybee shes just too busy, anyhow, you can rest assured when you order anyhting off of her.

[Mike n NC]

Bill I bumped up my review of my Alexis made kilt on the Traditional Forum, the picture link still works too.

Mike

[billmcc]

Mike,

Thanks for bumping up your review. The information was very helpful. Your U.S. Navy tartan kilt looks great! It has me thinking about getting a USAF tartan kilt.

[Verlyn]

Darn you, Bill. Now there ANOTHER site of accessories that I have to try and save for. *sigh*:mrgreen:

[Sir Robert]

With a Soldier's uniform each item on it tells you something about him or the unit that he is in.

With Civillian clothes the more expensive the suit supposedly the wealthier the wearer.

Kilts not only say expensive and exotic but the tartan says your clan thus your family name, the kilt pin can say USMC, your buckle could have Sons of Confederate Veterans on it, your clan crest could say: "Nolo Illigitimi Corbidumium."

Like Soldiers you can say a lot with your kilt & accesories.