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2nd November 13, 06:38 PM
#12
 Originally Posted by Jock Scot
Actually £400 is not an expensive kilt in Scotland, for a proper kilt----as opposed to the Gold bros/Lidle creations------ it is quite easy to add, at least another £200+ to the bill, depending on which kilt maker you visit. One of the main reasons, I suggest, why THE kilt is kept for special occassions in Scotland.
Ah! Thank you for clarifying, Jock.
It seems ironic that kilts are more expensive in Scotland than outwith (nevermind those Gold Bros [and their ilk] kilts).
I have been quoted around $500 USD for an 8-yard 16oz with proper stabliser/reinforcement/what-have-you that makes for a "proper" kilt (hand-stitched even) by some of the finest in the game, some of whome are advertisers here.
My next will be 8-yards, certainly, but that's a way off down the road.
Why might they seem to be more expensive in Scotland than the US?
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