Simple,as possible, kilt

[escherblacksmith]

yeah, what he said. Really depends on how accurate you are trying to get.

More likely it would been the leine (or a variation), which is a big shirt over hose. Then you wear cloaks as necessary.

That said, Chasem has the easiest solution.

[Richard_D]

We are not for historical accuracy basicly. Allmost. I know kilts didnt excist in medieval but we only want to wear them because of the fact that we play scotsmen. Well some are irish but still. I believe something will be made out of these instructions, thank you very much.

And by the way, can you give an honest opinion on this "kilt" sold near me ... I thought about buing it for work.
http://www.stuntman.fi/htm/tuotteet/darkness/kd008.jpg

Chears!

[ccga3359]

We are not for historical accuracy basicly. Allmost. I know kilts didnt excist in medieval but we only want to wear them because of the fact that we play scotsmen. Well some are irish but still. I believe something will be made out of these instructions, thank you very much.

And by the way, can you give an honest opinion on this "kilt" sold near me ... I thought about buing it for work.
http://www.stuntman.fi/htm/tuotteet/darkness/kd008.jpg

Chears!

Going by the picture and unless the pic is reversed, this is a womens kilted skirt. A man's kilt closes on the right hip. At €60, I think you do have alternate options that you could investigate. Where are you located Richard?

[Richard_D]

Going by the picture and unless the pic is reversed, this is a womens kilted skirt. A man's kilt closes on the right hip. At €60, I think you do have alternate options that you could investigate. Where are you located Richard?

I currently live in Finland and now I am located at our countrys capital Helsinki. For what I know that kilt is basicly " casual" type. It should have all those... was it pleats in english. Sorry my awfull english. Slept most of the time in class .
You have any idea on another shop?

[ccga3359]

I currently live in Finland and now I am located at our countrys capital Helsinki. For what I know that kilt is basicly " casual" type. It should have all those... was it pleats in english. Sorry my awfull english. Slept most of the time in class .
You have any idea on another shop?

Try Stillwater Kilts. I'm thinking that 1 Euro is roughly $2 US so a Stillwater "Standard" is roughly 40 euros plus shipping. Pehaps some of our UK rabble* can suggest something closer.
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*Rabble is any X mark the scot member.

[Richard_D]

Try Stillwater Kilts. I'm thinking that 1 Euro is roughly $2 US so a Stillwater "Standard" is roughly 40 euros plus shipping. Pehaps some of our UK rabble* can suggest something closer.
And


*Rabble is any X mark the scot member.

Thanks for the link, great looking kilts they have. The only problem is that if I order outside Europe the postage will be quite expensive and there will be tax to it. Which is 22% more to the price.

So is there any European kiltt makers in the same price scale? I have only managed to find the most expensive ones...Kilts from 100£- 700£