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5th January 09, 03:12 PM
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Been done before-But here's my 2 cents
So I've made the rounds with all the off the rack "Casual" kilts that are out there at this point. I've worn all enough now to form an opinion.
Here it is-
The Poly V kilts from Heritage-
While yes this company is somewhat shameless, I have found that their PV kilt is actually EXTREMELY durable and the material holds the pleats no matter how many in-and-outs you do with a car. I'm finding myself really using these for out and about stuff more and more. The material is stiff at first and takes some wearing to loosen up a bit, but other than that-I find them perfectly worth the money.
The Standards from StillWater-
My first casuals were from Jerry and I love the customer service! I think you all will agree on that. SWK standards are probably the best acrylic out there. They are fun, fit well , and are as comfortable as can be (Although the material isn't pleat friendly for in-and-outs of cars)......I do have one real problem with them though-They material tends to thread-catch pretty easily. I won't wear a sporran chain with these. I even brushed by a door knob that must of had a small burr, because it pulled out about 12 inches of thread....Other than that-These are my preferred casual.
*NOTE* I bought a Heavy Black Watch and I think hands-down, this is the best deal for a wool kilt. Mine is just....well...perfect!
Kiltmart-
Um....Their kilt was OK, but the material was light and didn't hold up well. I don't wear it much if at all...Maybe I got a bum one. But good service.
WPG-
While not quite casual kilts, I did want to give them a thumbs up. Their kilts are REALLY nice and have enjoyed my Black Watch when it was in the 20's at night here in Atlanta (I guess I'm SoGapiper now). A little pricey for me, but no regrets.
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