New Store Setup and Women's Boutique!

**O'Callaghan** · 15th August 11, 06:50 PM

Originally Posted by RockyR

http://maps.google.com/maps/place?ft...n=0,0&t=h&z=16

We're an hour NW of Philly. Above is the location of the store, should you want to map out the trip and see how long it would take.

If I avoid tolls and avoid downtown Baltimore, then the shortest route is 162 mi and takes 3 h 46 min, according to Google. Thanks for the info, though.

**Calico** · 19th August 11, 01:55 PM

Yeah, but for me using the quickest route (6 toll routes) it is over 2,700 miles (about 44 hours driving non-stop.) So yours is a piece of cake, O'Callaghan!

The new shop looks great Rocky, but I do not think I will be visiting in person soon.

**Kiltboy** · 13th August 11, 05:09 AM

I hear you about moving fixtures. Whew, what a job that is. But the result is worth it. A much improved layout.

**Nighthawk** · 13th August 11, 05:46 AM

Thanks for the tour! I would some day love to get to see your shop in person.

**Mirthlesstroll** · 13th August 11, 05:38 AM

The store looks lovely! I hope to stop in and shop someday!

**SFCRick** · 13th August 11, 06:12 AM

Looks great, you are only 84.6 miles from my house and my wife has been wanting her own custom things. What are your weekend hours?

**RockyR** · 13th August 11, 06:14 AM

Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 11 AM to 7 PM. I'm here now.

**Geoff Withnell** · 13th August 11, 05:43 PM

Michele and I just got home from a trip to USAKilts. The new look is worth the work, Rocky. We were at the grand opening of the new store, and it was great, compared to the Phoenixville location. The new organization works, organized and open and inviting. Lots of *very* nice ladies stuff. Michele got a nice blouse and some perfumed soap. I bought some more bling (bucket, kilt pin), and talked with Rocky about a possible group buy. I was fascinated watching Rocky talking a kilt newbie getting a full outfit for his wedding, and additional stuff for kilted pubbing. Rocky and Kelly are friendly, nice people. If you live anywhere in this part of the world, I recommend stopping by, even if you need to make a special trip.

**cryerelizabeth** · 13th August 11, 06:04 PM

I remember wanting to buy a kilt from you for ST. Patrick's day in Savannah, GA this year. I was going to swing by your store and take a look at some kilts while I was visiting some friends near Philly, but reallized I didn't have the funds and we didn't have enough time while we were there. Now a few months later I've made my own kilt from Barb T.'s book and it's fantastic. I definitely have a greater respect for kilt makers and suppliers after experiencing the work that goes into making one. I certainly hope I will be able to buy a kilt from you soon