Kilt Advice

[Bugbear]

Welcome. Um... Ya, what RiverKilt said, and I don't know anything else.

[Bob C]

Riverkilt is right that there's nothing like a handsewn wool kilt. Unfortunately, young Erikm said he's on a budget. Unless that budget includes $500 or more for the kilt, let alone everything else he needs, that's just not the answer.

I paid more for my wedding outfit than my wife paid for hers.

[Riverkilt]

Pretty much a personal choice. Sad sometimes that budgets limit such an event.

If the means are there, one will never regret doing it the way they envision.

Ron

[macwilkin]

Choose your tartan, then hook up with Barb Tewksbury or Kathy Lare. They'll find your cloth for you and hand sew you a kilt you'll treasure all your life and pass on to your sons and grandsons. You'll stand tall. Most importantly you'll have a personal relationship with your kiltmaker that will tailor the kilt for you alone. And, the kiltmaker will know your wedding date and meet it.

Matt Newsome should really be included in this statement. Matt provides excellent customer service, a personal relationship with his customers, and a quality hierloom garment.

T.