Kilt Sighting in Maryland

**saecoman99** · 2nd October 06, 02:07 PM

Which mall were you at ? in the past 5 months Ive been to white marsh,and Cranell Bridge malls and surrounding stores Kilted all very freindly people
just as if i was in my shorts.

**GTRMAN** · 3rd October 06, 03:31 AM

Originally Posted by saecoman

Which mall were you at ? in the past 5 months Ive been to white marsh,and Cranell Bridge malls and surrounding stores Kilted all very freindly people
just as if i was in my shorts.

Arundel Mills Mall.

There sure are a lot of kilties in Maryland, it seems.. Especially for such a small state.

**GTRMAN** · 3rd October 06, 03:32 AM

Originally Posted by davedove

Cool, what kind of music and where?

Classic rock, hard rock and old heavy metal...

The bar is called Journey's..

**Robinhood** · 3rd October 06, 08:15 AM

I'll add another voice from Maryland.

I had no idea so many men in Maryland besides
myself were wearing kilts regularly. I've never
seen a single one outside of events.

I visited Wolfstone's kilts at the Ren Faire last
week. All of the belted plaids they had were
100% wool. There were some of scottish wool,
and more of american wool. The scottish wool
plaids seemed more substantial, though not
exactly heavier. They were definitely a higher
quality of wool. All seemed like about 13 oz
weight. The prices were around $300, slightly
under for american wool, slightly over for
scottish wool. Lengths were in the 4 to 4.5 yard
range.

I was wearing my black watch belted plaid, and
received more attention than I ever got with
any of my kilts (both tartan and solid color).
I actually expected to get less notice since
it is not "unusual dress" for a ren. faire.

**Mechamaniac** · 3rd October 06, 10:03 AM

Originally Posted by Robinhood

I visited Wolfstone's kilts at the Ren Faire last
week. All of the belted plaids they had were
100% wool. There were some of scottish wool,
and more of american wool. The scottish wool
plaids seemed more substantial, though not
exactly heavier. They were definitely a higher
quality of wool. All seemed like about 13 oz
weight. The prices were around $300, slightly
under for american wool, slightly over for
scottish wool. Lengths were in the 4 to 4.5 yard
range.

Holy crap! I definitely got mine for a song then. I'm pretty sure it was the first year they were there when I got my belted plaid, and it was right about 100 dollars iirc. Prices have definitely come up since then.

**Schultz** · 3rd October 06, 11:08 AM

Yet another voice from Md.

I'm kilted 95% of the time and am one of the lucky ones whose employer doesn't mind my wearing of a kilt every day at work.

The wife and I will definitely be at your show at Shamrock's Inn next month...kilted, of course!

**GTRMAN** · 3rd October 06, 11:18 AM

Originally Posted by Schultz

Yet another voice from Md.

I'm kilted 95% of the time and am one of the lucky ones whose employer doesn't mind my wearing of a kilt every day at work.

The wife and I will definitely be at your show at Shamrock's Inn next month...kilted, of course!

AWESOME!! For once I won't be the only one who's kilted in there!!