To all kiltmakers:

[Bryndian_Dhai]

Wow, y'all are absolutely amazing. Thank you for all the wonderful suggestions, I will be looking at contacting both recommended kiltmakers.

I checked out the sites for Bear and a couple others that are linked from here. He has expressed marked interest in a "non-traditional" kilt... Utilikilts was heavily represented this year at TRF and both my husband and his Irish best friend were fascinated. I think they'd BOTH start wearing kilts more often if they weren't always heavy wool. *grins* That's one of the down sides to being such a big man... all that wool, plus the semi-tropical climate of the South is a bad combination. So once I make this $800 investment worth my money, I will indeed be looking at kilts from one of the sites here.

I'm hoping to get him to come peruse the site... he's not comfortable typing, so he'd be a lurker of the first degree, but he's expressed interest, so perhaps you'll be welcoming him, too.

Thanks again
Bryn

[GMan]

That is one of the joys of this forum, the support, encouragement, and knowledge we share with each other. WELCOME to you and your husband (even if he is a lurker). Cannot wait to hear how things develop for you two

Again WELCOME

[GMan]

That is one of the joys of this forum, the support, encouragement, and knowledge we share with each other. WELCOME to you and your husband (even if he is a lurker). Cannot wait to hear how things develop for you two

Again WELCOME

[GMan]

That is one of the joys of this forum, the support, encouragement, and knowledge we share with each other. WELCOME to you and your husband (even if he is a lurker). Cannot wait to hear how things develop for you two

Again WELCOME

[bubba]

I'm hoping to get him to come peruse the site... he's not comfortable typing, so he'd be a lurker of the first degree, but he's expressed interest, so perhaps you'll be welcoming him, too.

Thanks again
Bryn

I'm a lousy typist too, no problem. Nice thing about message boards like this is you can take your time typing a response. I type using the Columbus method, discover a key and land on it.

[bubba]

I'm hoping to get him to come peruse the site... he's not comfortable typing, so he'd be a lurker of the first degree, but he's expressed interest, so perhaps you'll be welcoming him, too.

Thanks again
Bryn

I'm a lousy typist too, no problem. Nice thing about message boards like this is you can take your time typing a response. I type using the Columbus method, discover a key and land on it.

[bubba]

I'm hoping to get him to come peruse the site... he's not comfortable typing, so he'd be a lurker of the first degree, but he's expressed interest, so perhaps you'll be welcoming him, too.

Thanks again
Bryn

I'm a lousy typist too, no problem. Nice thing about message boards like this is you can take your time typing a response. I type using the Columbus method, discover a key and land on it.

[Colin]

Wow, y'all are absolutely amazing. Thank you for all the wonderful suggestions, I will be looking at contacting both recommended kiltmakers.

I checked out the sites for Bear and a couple others that are linked from here. He has expressed marked interest in a "non-traditional" kilt... Utilikilts was heavily represented this year at TRF and both my husband and his Irish best friend were fascinated. I think they'd BOTH start wearing kilts more often if they weren't always heavy wool. *grins* That's one of the down sides to being such a big man... all that wool, plus the semi-tropical climate of the South is a bad combination. So once I make this $800 investment worth my money, I will indeed be looking at kilts from one of the sites here.

I'm hoping to get him to come peruse the site... he's not comfortable typing, so he'd be a lurker of the first degree, but he's expressed interest, so perhaps you'll be welcoming him, too.

Thanks again
Bryn

Tell your husband to also check out www.freedomkilts.com they have been getting great reviews from kilt wearers on this site. Good luck with your wool project.

Savannah kilts also has some nice kilts including the Irish Leine they can be found at http://www.neokilts.com/Index.html

[Colin]

Wow, y'all are absolutely amazing. Thank you for all the wonderful suggestions, I will be looking at contacting both recommended kiltmakers.

I checked out the sites for Bear and a couple others that are linked from here. He has expressed marked interest in a "non-traditional" kilt... Utilikilts was heavily represented this year at TRF and both my husband and his Irish best friend were fascinated. I think they'd BOTH start wearing kilts more often if they weren't always heavy wool. *grins* That's one of the down sides to being such a big man... all that wool, plus the semi-tropical climate of the South is a bad combination. So once I make this $800 investment worth my money, I will indeed be looking at kilts from one of the sites here.

I'm hoping to get him to come peruse the site... he's not comfortable typing, so he'd be a lurker of the first degree, but he's expressed interest, so perhaps you'll be welcoming him, too.

Thanks again
Bryn

Tell your husband to also check out www.freedomkilts.com they have been getting great reviews from kilt wearers on this site. Good luck with your wool project.

Savannah kilts also has some nice kilts including the Irish Leine they can be found at http://www.neokilts.com/Index.html

[Colin]

Wow, y'all are absolutely amazing. Thank you for all the wonderful suggestions, I will be looking at contacting both recommended kiltmakers.

I checked out the sites for Bear and a couple others that are linked from here. He has expressed marked interest in a "non-traditional" kilt... Utilikilts was heavily represented this year at TRF and both my husband and his Irish best friend were fascinated. I think they'd BOTH start wearing kilts more often if they weren't always heavy wool. *grins* That's one of the down sides to being such a big man... all that wool, plus the semi-tropical climate of the South is a bad combination. So once I make this $800 investment worth my money, I will indeed be looking at kilts from one of the sites here.

I'm hoping to get him to come peruse the site... he's not comfortable typing, so he'd be a lurker of the first degree, but he's expressed interest, so perhaps you'll be welcoming him, too.

Thanks again
Bryn

Tell your husband to also check out www.freedomkilts.com they have been getting great reviews from kilt wearers on this site. Good luck with your wool project.

Savannah kilts also has some nice kilts including the Irish Leine they can be found at http://www.neokilts.com/Index.html