Who actually OWNS a Scottish hand-sewn?

[Freelander Sporrano]

Hello,I got my first kilt...Chisholm Red weathered 8yd 16oz in Jan. from Chisholms Kiltmakers in Inverness.I'm now waiting for my second 8yrd 16oz in Chisholm Red Ancient to arrive....

I was there last Summer I purchased my jacket from them. It's a real touch of olde world charm that shop. It felt like entering a time warp...An expensive one, but fun none the less...Just thought I'd share...I love Inverness and the surrounding area....
Oh to keep on topic I have 1 hand sewn 8yarder and 2 Machine sewn 8 yarders...From HR and not Chisholms...Still there is time :rolleyes:
PS I'm sure your kilt will be perfect on arrival ...It just seems that sort of place

[work-a-holic]

I have a handsewn WOOLLEN one made for me by a firm in Inverness - Chisholms. They did Guy Ritchies for his wedding to Madonna. I was measured in the shop for it.
I have been rebuked b4 for denigrating PV so heaven forfend that I should suggest that again here.
I just cant believe how many peeps here wear Polyplastic?
Polypropylene?
Prettypolly?
Pollyanna?
Pollypot?
Pollyglot?
Pollyfilla?
Pollyputthekettleon?

(Lie mode on) Aint polyviscose just a fab material?
(Lie mode off)

it was me myself that made guy ritchies kilt when i worked in a company in clydebank glasgow not them or any 1 else

[Scott Gilmore]

I own two hand sewn kilts. Of the two, I much prefer the heavyweight (16 oz.) 8 yard Morrison ancient. The ~5 yard Morrison green (hunting) works well when the weather is warm though.

Thank you,
Scott Gilmore

[smaughazard]

My first tank got its first major exposure last Saturday in Franklin. My wife wore her matching sash, and we got LOTS of compliments. Looked great, felt great! Now, though, I'm jonesing for more…

[davedove]

I have to say that my new US Army tartan heavyweight from Alexis Malcolm is pretty sweet. It just feels "solid" to wear and the heavier material doesn't wrinkle much at all.

I definitely recommend that everyone should own at least one of the heavyweights.

[Jerry]

I do as of last Friday.

[Big Paul]

My one and only!!

[Hosehead]

I will have to check my passport for the details when I get home, but mine is a 13 oz. 8 yd Irish County Laois.

[Cawdorian]

Updated list:

A 13 oz 8 or 9 yarder in the Modern District of Argyll Tartan by Lochassynt.

Now being made by Lochcarron - A 16 oz 9 yard in the Ancient Lamont Tartan.

The list has grown since this thread was started.

[Andrewson]

I have three:

16oz 8yd Ancient Forsyth (muted) by Thomas Gordon, Glasgow
16oz 8yd Glasgow University by Geoffrey (Tailor)
13oz 8yd Modern Forsyth by Geoffrey (Tailor)