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    Update - I still haven't heard back from Dalgliesh, but here's a roll-call of what people are interested in (price dependent, obviously). Worst case I'll call them by the week's end.

    Updated running total:
    In 16oz double width (so it's actually x2 this amount in total yardage):

    Me - 2.5
    Dale Seago - 9
    Drac - 5
    Kiltboy - 5
    Zardoz - 4
    CDNSushi - 2
    EldarKinSlayer - 4
    Mark.Priest - 1.5
    Downix - 1
    g koch - 2
    Sydnie7 - 4
    Jason10mm - 5+
    lethearen - 3
    Hocfutue - 1.5
    Llwyd - 2+
    Poospot18 - 3
    Danwell - 2.5
    techdragon - 6
    Jordan - 4
    kc8ufv - 4

    Which brings us to 71 yards - double width (price dependent)

    Folks, we're most likely going to have customs duty to pay at this point - just a 'heads up'.

    Just to ball park this: Assuming that we're talking about ~$30 US per yard we're OVER $2000US! I find it hard to believe that we WOULDN'T end up getting dinged on that.

    Does anyone have an idea of what the % is for duty on something like this?
    Last edited by artificer; 7th February 11 at 03:24 PM. Reason: corrected #s for missing 'want', again.

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    I just tried to navigate the customs.org website but finally surrendered. Looks like textiles have a $250 limit before they become "reportable" so this shipment would certainly exceed that amount unless we all do our own deliveries. But since this is for non-commercial use we may be able to sneak out that way. I'd imagine the manufacturer would be able to assist as they must ship to US businesses. It might be easier to arrange for a US kiltmaker to receive and make the kilts, then they can deal with the importation paperwork.

    But ultimately even a 60-70 yard shipment is SMALL potatoes in the world of textiles, they are used to dealing in kilometers of fabric, so I gotta think this is no big deal in the grand scheme of things.

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