Any One Tried These?

[Riverkilt]

So, I emailed the lady with some questions. Here's her response.


Hello Ron,
Thank you for the question,I custom make the kilt liners my self, any size,fabric, or color.
I have in stock some 100% cotton black,natural and white, other colors are available in cotton, and also in a cotton/poly blend.

They are made with 4 gores, and i use 3/4" elastic in the waist, and a simple double stitch on the hem.

All i need is your waist,hip, the finished length you want, and the fabric and color, if i don't have it in stock, I pick up the amount of fabric required for the item from one of my local fabric stores.

I have been in business a long time, you can go to my ebay page and read my feedbacks, also on my web site www.gbkenterprise.com has a couple feedbacks, I have a lot of repeat customers, and ship international.

I have one Gentleman who has already purchased about 10 liners over a period of time, look forward to making some for you.

All my invoices and credit card purchases go thru paypal,i also accept US money orders,and checks.

Regards
Anna Porter-Owner
G.B.K. Enterprise
P.O. Box 925217
Houston,Texas 77292
713-680-0612
www.gbkenterprise.com

[Mark Keeney]

Okay, found the Underkilt website. Don't mean to steal the thread, guessing we're on the general topic of underkilt/kiltskirt type accessories.

http://www.jdez.com/men/underkilt/

Its still up on the Internet but from past posts a while ago, be cautious with this vendor.

Ironic, that such a sound concept meets with giggles from kilties. Much like a panted man's reluctance to try a kilt, then loving the freedom, I was reluctant but found they work well. Imagine the polysatin ones do too...though I wonder if polysatin against wool would cause some "slippin' and a slidin'?"

Ron

Don't buy from this vendor. He took my money and never delivered. Kept putting me off by saying he had a production problem untill it was too late to complain to Paypal then stopped answering emails.

[ChromeScholar]

Again, maybe it's just me, but I've never run into a situation that I felt I needed one, and why buy something I don't need?

[McFarkus]

My brother takes the boxers he no longer wears - he is a (virtually) full-time kilt wearer - and cuts through the connection between the legs to create a kilt liner. I guess it's easier on the family jewels when wearing a wool kilt.

[ChattanCat]

What about a velco attached kilt liner on the back only... removeable to wash... hmmmmmm.... maybe a patentable idea?

[Roan Carter]

So has anyone seen or tried one of them?

Arg! Too soft for a feller like me! I like scratchy wool on me legs! I also smoke from a chimney and hunt with me bear hands! Yar!

Actually, honestly, whatever floats your boat. ; )

[Roan Carter]

A riddle.....

What have kilted men taken many off, but never put any on?

Bras and panties.

[James MacMillan]

I have considered cutting an old t-shirt, and wearing it low, but haven't done it yet. Seems to be the cost effective "Scottish" way to go!

I have old t-shirts - cost nothing to try.

[Kiltman]

I'm heading for the bomb shelter...

Is there room for me too? We could hold a xmarks meeting.

[Brian F]

I'm still trying to figure out how the cow would help with wearing a kilt...