Stillwater Kilts: A review

**Ozman1944** · 9th November 07, 07:45 PM

Yet ANOTHER Stillwater Fan! Welcome to the 'Club" - as well as this Forum.
I also am thrilled with Stillwater in every way. Without them I could never have afforded so many kilts

**Nighthawk** · 9th November 07, 10:49 PM

We are a whole lot of SWK groupies. I'll chime in here that I own one Scottish made kilt, one Amerikilt, and three SWK kilts. Honestly, my weathered MacKenzie SWK Standard is a little wierd- it feels like my fleece blanket. It's really light and build up a ton of static. My Black Stewart is a Standard as well, and feels totally different. It feels much more like wool. My Nightstalker is a wool kilt. The only difference between it and my hand tailored import kilt is the fit. My hand tailored one fit my hips perfectly. I'm a 300lb hiker and my legs are enormous, so I had to get my SWK's altered to fit my hips. Not Jerry's fault- I'm a hiker and martial artist. I reiterate here the point that my legs are huge. So SWK's wool heavyweights are at $120 nearly as good as my $600 tank. And the little perks are nice. I've gotten flashes in matching tartan with all three of my kilts. With my third kilt, ol' Jer threw in a hanger. And the only way the guy could be faster is if he could read my mind and ship before I order. SWK is incredible!

So with all that being said- welcome to the forum!

**James MacMillan** · 10th November 07, 08:38 AM

Being a full timer, I get into a lot of conversations about kilts. People are continually amazed that in out modern world, you don't have to save for a year to get kilted.

SWK, SK, USA, etc, etc can get a newby presentably kilted for very little $$.

Sure, they aren't tanks, but they are totally wearable and they look good.

My hat's off to our advertisers! Thanks for allowing so many people to try out our life style.

**Mr. MacDougall** · 10th November 07, 11:38 AM

Originally Posted by James MacMillan

People are continually amazed that in out modern world, you don't have to save for a year to get kilted.

I actually carry a couple of Jerry's business cards in my sporran, and when people express interest in where they can get a kilt like mine, I happily hand 'em out. Next time you order from Stillwater, ask him, and I'm sure he'll be happy to throw some cards in the box.