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  1. #11
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    Welcome, dragoninterrupted, from western NC.

    Can't tell you much about the SWKs except that my wool heavyweight Black Shadow is VERY nice. The 24" length is only a little too short so I just wear it a little lower on my waist. The Shadow Tartan only shows up in the proper lighting.

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    Welcome from the hills and streams of northern Idaho!

    I'm sure others will chime in - or you can search the forum for acrylic and/or polyviscous. My experience has been that acrylic (Stillwater Standard) is warm - polyviscous (USA Kilts) is just fine in warm weather. Its a very durable material and breathes well - in fact I've been taking my usual 3 mile walk in a USAK lately - and its no problem in our mid to upper 80's weather. Funny enough, my 13 oz wool is also dandy in our warm weather!

    Anyway - welcome to our fine little rabble of kilts!

  3. #13
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    Dragoninterrupted, welcome to Xmarks.

    Pdcorlis is correct. Stillwater standard kilts are acrylic, not polyviscous, and are hot during the summer. USA Kilts are made of 11oz. polyviscous and is the best material I have found for hot weather.

    There are numerous threads about Stillwater kilts. Just do a search.

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    Greetings from south Wisconsin!

    Stillwaters are nice, but I'd get a wool one. They're very cheap, as far as a wool kilt goes, and still good quality. But I'm sure that whatever you decide on will be right for you!

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    Welcome Aboard

    Welcome from the sunny coasts of Valencia! I never tested any of them, UK or SK, but I never heard a bad comment at all about both of them. Being myself somewhat more on the side of the tartaned kilts, I'd go for a SK, and if it's possible, one of the heavyweights!

    ¡Salud!

    T O N O

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    I have both an Amerikilt and a Stillwater Standard. I like both. The Amerikilt is nice and light, too light for some, and the aprons are not extremely large, so you need to watch!

    Welcome to the group! Your gonna get addicted here!
    Mark Dockendorf
    Left on the Right Coast

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    Welcome from Carlisle England

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    Welcome from east Texas.

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    Welcome from The Berkshires, Massachusetts...

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    Coming in a little bit late here, but WELCOME!

    You have already received a great amount of information.
    Glen McGuire

    A Life Lived in Fear, Is a Life Half Lived.

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