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    linda clifford kilts

    Just wondering if anyone has ever dealt with Linda Clifford kilts in maine before. I like her prices and would like any input about her that you could give me as far as her helpfulness,wait time on kilt, quality of kilts,etc.

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    Ard Choille

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    Quote Originally Posted by ardchoille77 View Post
    Just wondering if anyone has ever dealt with Linda Clifford kilts in maine before. I like her prices and would like any input about her that you could give me as far as her helpfulness,wait time on kilt, quality of kilts,etc.

    Thanks

    Ard Choille

    Mike
    i just got a complete formal 9 yard kilt with jacket and all the bells and whistles from them, the kilt took about 3 months they are really helpful and everything is extremely good quality, i think they did a wonderful job helping especially because i am pretty big and they did everything they could to accommodate for my size and getting me a jacket

    http://lindaclifford.com/KiltPkgFormal.html

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    Here's an earlier thread and there's another even earlier thread off of that in one of the posts.

    http://www.xmarksthescot.com/forum/s...linda+clifford

    Or, you can do a forum search for Linda Clifford, there were about 20 threads but didn't open them so not sure what you'll get.

    Ron
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    Quote Originally Posted by Riverkilt View Post
    Here's an earlier thread and there's another even earlier thread off of that in one of the posts.
    http://www.xmarksthescot.com/forum/s...linda+clifford
    Or, you can do a forum search for Linda Clifford, there were about 20 threads but didn't open them so not sure what you'll get.
    Ron
    Please be wary dear friends, of what is hearsay-gossip, vs 1st person experience. I researched all of the Linda Clifford Company (LC Co.) related posts here on XMTS and found only this second person recounting about the LC Co. to be detrimental, as in gossip. The author seems aloof for now.
    Ideally, a more complete account of the episode would help us understand the story. Was the purchaser a skilled or inexperienced sewing machine operator. What was the dialogue from the LC Co.? In separate posts about the LC Co. on this forum are personal experience accounts in dealing w/LC Co. that are pleasant or at least more fairly purported. This is a reference to post #4 - 07-14-2005, 11:25 AM
    Quote Originally Posted by kiltsdotcom View Post
    Hello,
    We can only relate to you an experience by one of our customers.
    This is hearsay {a morrison observation}
    Quote Originally Posted by kiltsdotcom View Post
    They purchased a kilt kit from Linda Clifford. The cost was $405.00. After the customer had cut the material and then realized how poor the instructions provided were, she contacted Linda Clifford. She said that the Linda Clifford Company was not only unsympathetic, but just plain rude, and would not help her in any way.
    The original buyers version of this purchase is missing {a morrison observation}
    Quote Originally Posted by kiltsdotcom View Post
    The buyer should have done what you are doing, and done a little homework. However the Linda Clifford Company should have been at least helpful. The fact that you can buy a well made 8 yard kilt for $495.00 makes the idea of the kilt kit impractical. Most people assume that they are saving a great deal of money by making it themselves. We took the customers cut material in on trade and worked with her to get her son a kilt.
    This is a wholely self serving account to the detriment of the Linda Clifford Company{a morrison observation}
    Go, have fun, don't work at, make it fun! Kilt them, for they know not, what they wear. Where am I now?

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