ISO: Hostess kilt in Maple Leaf, Ontario or Lindsay tartan

**mciele** · 21st April 18, 11:54 AM

Hello!

I'm in search of a hostess kilt in Maple Leaf, Ontario or Lindsay tartan (in descending order of preference), please. I've no preference as to which side the buckles are or any such detail... this would be my very first kilt.

Thanks!

**Steve Ashton** · 21st April 18, 02:10 PM

If you would care to take a look at the website of one of our advertisers, Burnett's & Struth, on the top banner I am sure they will have what you are looking for.

**Tarheel** · 21st April 18, 03:54 PM

Our member Todd Bradshaw will probably enter into this thread, as his wife has great formal skirts and maybe some insight where to purchase (or have one made) "hostess" style dress. I assure you, our other ladies and many members that sew, will be able to help with questions about buckle positions, number of buckles, hem lengths, etc.

**BjornBsrkr** · 22nd April 18, 05:42 AM

Although I can not vouch for them personally, www.sohoskirts.com, seems to be making what you are looking for in the right tartans.

Paul

**mciele** · 23rd April 18, 08:48 AM

Originally Posted by BjornBsrkr

Although I can not vouch for them personally, www.sohoskirts.com, seems to be making what you are looking for in the right tartans.

Paul

Oh, wow, these are so much more affordable than everything else I've seen. Thanks so much for the link!

**mciele** · 23rd April 18, 08:50 AM

Originally Posted by Steve Ashton

If you would care to take a look at the website of one of our advertisers, Burnett's & Struth, on the top banner I am sure they will have what you are looking for.

They absolutely do; however, I was looking for one that is used to reduce the investment a bit.

Thank you!