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    Disclaimer... I'm not defending them and I don't know their policies and not sure how well they communicated with you prior to your order being finalized, BUT...

    When we (USAK) make a 5 yarder, the customer does NOT get an option of pleating to the sett or stripe (many places have this as a policy for their 4 or 5 yarders). Reason: Since the kiltmaker is dealing with a smaller ammt of material (compared to an 8 yarder), we have to pleat it up "the best we can" to make the kilt fit within the alloted material length. Most times, this means pleating it to the 1/2 sett or something that LOOKS like the sett. If you MUST have a kilt to the stripe the pleats may end up being 2" wide (depending on the sett size... ask MacSimoin) on a 5 yarder.

    That being said, they should have told you that pre-finalizing the order or sent you an email informing you that it wouldn't be done to the stripe to give you the option of backing out or having wide pleats.
    Last edited by RockyR; 21st December 06 at 01:04 PM.

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