How many kilts do you own?

[Shriner]

1. 13oz. Frugal Corner Wallace
2. 16oz. Frugal Corner Hunting Stewart
3. 16oz. Frugal Corner Clark/Cergy
4. 16oz. Frugal Corner Pride of Scotland
5. 16oz. Frugal Corner Scottish National
6. SportKilt Leatherneck
7. Tank MacQueen
8. Medium weight MacQueen
9. Light weight MacQueen
10. Royal Stewart

Waiting for:
11. 16oz. Frugal Corner Masonic
12. 16oz. Frugal Corner New World Celts
13. 16oz. Frugal Corner Leatherneck

John

[Kilted_John]

At four, but one's going to disappear soon...

Three tanks (Lennox district - first one that fit, MacKenzie Modern, Armstrong Modern)
One UK (the one that's disappearing - literally - disintegrating in front of my eyes)

When the UK finally dies, I'll probably order a FK... Want something that actually looks more like a proper kilt...

-J

[Riverkilt]

Boy, I ain't home so don't have an accurate count...guessing somewhere between 45 and 50, sold some I outgrew.

Ron

[Ruanaidh]

Brittany National – 8 yrd, 16 oz, wool
County Down - 8 yrd, 16 oz, wool, HOE
County Down - 8 yrd, 13 oz, wool, County Collection
Royal Stuart - 8 yrd, 16 oz, wool, Strome
US Army - 8 yrd, 13 oz, wool, Alexis Malcom, pleated to stripe
MacCallum Blue, 8 yrd, 16 oz, wool – Barb T, pleated to stripe
Highland Granite, 8 yrd, 16 oz, wool, Strome
Ramsey Blue, 8 yrd, 16 oz, wool
Irish National, 8 yrd, 16 oz, wool
Ireland’s National, 8 yrd, 16 oz, wool
Menzies, B & W, 8 yrd, 16 oz, wool, box pleated to sett
Stuart Black, 8 yrd, 16 oz, wool, pleated to stripe
Maple Leaf – 8 yrd, 16 oz, wool
Irish American – 8 yrd, 16 oz, wool
Vaughan of Wales – 8 yrd, 13 oz, wool
Black Isle – 8 yrd, 16 oz, wool
Stuart Hunting, 4 yrd, 18 oz, wool – Matt Newsome, box pleated to stripe
County Waterford, 8 yrd, 13 oz, wool, County Collection
Irish Saffron, SWK, heavy weight wool
Nightstalker, SWK, standard
Black Shadow Tartan, SWK, heavy weight wool
Black Watch, SWK, standard
Stuart Black, SWK, standard
USMC, SWK, heavy weight wool, box pleated to stripe
Expecting soon: XMTS - 8 yrd, 16 oz, military box pleated to stripe – Kathy Lare

[Sean_the_Kilted]

Only 2
1 SK Blackwatch
1 Solid OD Green Cotton duct

[CactusJack]

Only have 2
SWK Economy Black Watch
SWK Standard Irish National

Not nearly enough..

[starbkjrus]

Number 10 arrived yesterday.

My stable contains:

2 Original UK's (one too big that needs to be sold)
1 Four Yard Box Pleat (Newsome) in Carolina Tartan
1 Pittsburgh Kilt - Pineapples and Palm Trees - Made to wear on cruise ships
1 Sport Kilt - Hot Lava - lounging at home
1 XMarks 5 Yard knife pleat (Newsome)
1 Irish American 5yd knife
1 USA Casual - Ireland's National
1 8 Yard tank - Queen of the South tartan
and
1 CCK in the Maple Leaf tartan.

[cessna152towser]

soon to be twelve and then I STOP.

It would take a lot of willpower, and maybe even need therapy, to stop acquiring kilts.

This is a topic which comes up regularly but its always interesting to read an update on how x-markers collections are progressing. Currently I have 18, with another 2 on order.

[Roan Carter]

From looking at all these posts, I am content to know that the artform of the kilt will not vanish. Half of us have closets that are small museums~!

I started collecting kilts when I was 19 and now I am 21. I have a headstart and will probably not be able to fight this addiction. >_>

My 7 kilts :

Sport Kilt Black Watch (from before they offered belt closures, lol.)
Scottish import from Ebay, Napier Modern
Mackenzie What Price Glory WWI era kilt. My best investment ever.
Phillabeg from Celtic Croft
phillabeg from fabric from an antique store
Campbell Argyll Weathered great kilt
a fashion tartan great kilt

[Hamish]

From looking at all these posts, I am content to know that the artform of the kilt will not vanish. Half of us have closets that are small museums~!

I started collecting kilts when I was 19 and now I am 21. I have a headstart and will probably not be able to fight this addiction. >_>

My 7 kilts :

Sport Kilt Black Watch (from before they offered belt closures, lol.)
Scottish import from Ebay, Napier Modern
Mackenzie What Price Glory WWI era kilt. My best investment ever.
Phillabeg from Celtic Croft
phillabeg from fabric from an antique store
Campbell Argyll Weathered great kilt
a fashion tartan great kilt

Well Roan, you are off to a good start - of which I am envious! Between the ages of 14 and 62 I never had more than one kilt at a time so, in the last nine years I have acquired 80 kilts. Just think how many that could have been had I started as you have done, at the age of 19, instead of waiting until I was 62!!

Maintain the enthusiasm, my friend.