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31st July 07, 11:18 AM
#1
 Originally Posted by Colin
Why not the get the best of the bunch and call up Steve at Freedom kilts 
What he said.
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31st July 07, 01:13 PM
#2
I've got one of each and my next modern kilt is definitely going to be from Freedom Kilts.
Personally, I'm not a big fan of my AK. I bought it second hand. The material is very soft but it wrinkles incredibly easily and the pleats curl. It just isn't as comfortable as my UK standard.
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31st July 07, 01:25 PM
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My abbreviated view
AK - Good knock-around kilts for casual wear (yardwork, hiking,...) but can look a little skirty. Bottom edge is cut and serged (sp.) so it can have a lot of loose threads. The sporran is a nice option but I'm not a fan of the cloth sporran look. Lowest price of the 3. Use waist and length measurement. Quick delivery. Mike is great to work with!
UK - Heavier fabric than the AK, slash pockets good, hemmed bottom hedge, several styles to choose from, long lead time for delivery, a good bit more expensive depending on style. Use waist and length measurement.
FK - A ton of fabric options, several styles to choose from, about the same price as a UK and you get a tailor made kilt using Waist, Hips and Length so it fits like a glove, many options, excellent quality and a forum supporter.
Check out FK's Indy kilt as a comparable to the AK if budget is tight. Otherwise, skip the UK and go for the FK, you won't regret it.
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