Dear God! What have I done?

**long_hand** · 28th January 10, 08:36 AM

Black Stewart was my first one too. It is truly one of the most versatile tartans. Worn by lowlanders, highlanders, and non-scots alike...you are in good company.

**Wompet** · 29th January 10, 05:18 PM

Originally Posted by Riverkilt

Whatever you do don't go over to RKilts.

(conveniently located in Stratford)

And if you do don't let Robert get you to sniff any leather swatches

(which you can also sniff at these festivals)

....and don't even look at the hemp kilts.

(hemp hemp hemp hemp ...)

You need to face the fact that you are very very vulnerable to any kilt that you see - on line or in person. Kilts activate the pleasure center of the brain. If you don't use caution, next thing you know you'll want to buy another one....and another...and another.

I also recommend that you strenuously avoid the following kiltmakers who are (relativley) local to you: Keltoi and Canadian Casual Kilts.

**Tatonka** · 29th January 10, 05:46 PM

Welcome from Arkansas! I am proud to say I have addicted my best friend and we both are working on another! I am surprised some kilt suppliers don't have a "First One Is Free" program... Because you WILL be back!

**mull** · 30th January 10, 12:25 PM

Has it arrived yet? I have the same kilt from stillwater and love it.

**HamishTheBlack** · 30th January 10, 08:58 PM

Originally Posted by mull

Has it arrived yet? I have the same kilt from stillwater and love it.

Greetings,

Unfortunately not. I only ordered last Monday night so I am hoping it may arrive sometime next week.

To say I am looking forward to it would be an understatement.

So wish me luck in it getting here soon.

With Greatest Respect,

Matt