Personalized Cards With New Kilts

**MacTavishOfJapan** · 28th September 06, 11:39 AM

That's a very nice extra personal touch. Kudos to them.

**Colin** · 28th September 06, 11:42 AM

That is a really classy touch, Ron. Good for Steve and Kathy for making the kilt a personalized deal.

**switchblade5984** · 28th September 06, 11:59 AM

very nice

i guess i just havent spent enough yet

**Rob Wright** · 28th September 06, 06:25 PM

Kathy also numbers her kilts, My Douglas Grey Ancient is #807(August 05) and the Douglas Weathered is #849 (June 06).

Rob

**Riverkilt** · 28th September 06, 10:33 PM

Okay, then this is #925. She didn't do the cards or numbers for the other four kilts from her.

Won't be long until kilt #1000 is looming. That should be special!

Ron

**Graham** · 29th September 06, 03:39 AM

I agree Ron, when I bought my first FK I was greatly impressed with the cards. Like any business, it's not just about having a good product or even a good price, it's about marketing. This is where UK excel, they have done a great job of not only marketing but almost creating a cult following of their kilts.
Sadly, their poor service, communication and organising (IMHO) may loose them ground gained in recent years.

So well done Freedomkilts, good kilts, good service, good communication and good marketing (not to mention a great name and logo).

and when I loose a couple of kilos I'll fit into my FK again

**cessna152towser** · 29th September 06, 03:43 AM

The cards are a nice extra touch, Ron.

**Rob Wright** · 29th September 06, 08:46 PM

Originally Posted by Riverkilt

Okay, then this is #925. She didn't do the cards or numbers for the other four kilts from her.

Won't be long until kilt #1000 is looming. That should be special!

Ron

Ron I bet if you look you will find a number, my first one was on a very small card stapled to the care instructions she sent, the second one was the very nice card that you mentioned in the beginning of the thread.

Rob

**Riverkilt** · 29th September 06, 11:00 PM

Thanks Rob,

That works...dug them out of my Kathy's Kilts file and sure enough...

My first, Macdonald Lord of the Isles was #770

I must have misplaced my Macdonald of Kingsburgh...still looking.

My X Marks was #841

My Cameron Black and Red was #873

And the Scott was, of couse, #925

Thanks for showing me that.

Ron

**Blu (Ontario)** · 30th September 06, 04:25 AM

I must admit this is a nice tough if your kilts are destined to survive the present owner. I suggest writing the date on the card when the kilt was received and arching them... in a photo album perhaps.

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