Lee Valley Grandfather shirt & nightshirt

[ccga3359]

I just got my latest Lee Valley flyer (Christmas edition) and on page 2 was the "Irish" grandfather shirt and nightshirt (with nightcap ). It's 100% cotton flannel and long tails. If you go ahead and order one remember Lee Valley is also an excellent scource of rare earth magnets.

[Mr. MacDougall]

Hmm. Price is right, but it seems to only come in the one color / pattern....

[Canuck]

Hmm. Price is right, but it seems to only come in the one color / pattern....

Yes but Lee Valley is the best tool wankers company in North America and it's Canadian eh! Soon they will be advertising work kilts!
Great store! The head office in Ottawa is amazing!
Hey Grant you getting the Steam boat?
Mr. MacDougall I'm sure you will find something of interest to stuff into your sporran....the credit card tool kit....French army knife.....maybe the apple peeler corer......
Leather tool aprons to protect your kilt.....A real man's store RRRRRRRRR

[ccga3359]

Yes it's a Canadian company but they also have stores in the States. they are akin to Garrett Wade Co.

[auld argonian]

There is the Vermont Country Store...they have nightshirts but I've always thought that they were too expensive on almost everything that they sell.

However...Steve at Freedom kilts has his kilt shirt line:


http://www.xmarksthescot.com/forum/s...=freedom+shirt

...reviewed her by our resident valkyrie. I can't get the Freedom Kilts website to show up. May be a wait while Steve sets up the new shop but it looks like a quality piece of merchandise and it's "Made In Canada By Really Nice People".

Best

AA

[mexpiper]

I just got mine in the mail this afternoon... I was looking at the tractor... I used to have one when i was a kid... Hmmm... I think my niece would look good on it.
Plus there is a nice shortbread pan with a Scottish thistle pattern (only 31.50 US/CA?)

[Redshank]

here is a good supplier of clothing for that distinguished look

http://www.vintageshirt.co.uk/

[McFarkus]

here is a good supplier of clothing for that distinguished look

http://www.vintageshirt.co.uk/

Very cool resource, Thanks!