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 Originally Posted by Cayusedriver
56 Newington Road
Edinburgh
Edinburgh (City of)
EH9 1QN
United Kingdom
This is where St. Kilda Kiltmakers & Highlandoutfitters is.
http://www.stkildadance.co.uk
http://tartanweb.com
They seem to have been sold to Gaelic Themes group.
Not sure but that is how it looks to me.
The prices on tartanweb look quite good. Maybe too good?
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 Originally Posted by Carlo
The prices on tartanweb look quite good. Maybe too good?
I purchased a Piperflex argyll jacket for a new band member from Tartanweb back in 2011. It was identical in quality, materials and even maker to the jackets we had previously bought, at a much higher price, through a Canadian retailer. Unless Tartanweb has changed in the past two years, I would have no hesitation ordering from them again.
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I noticed this email address on one of the ebay items being sold by the Scottish Tartan Store tonight when I got home: Email:tartanwebsales@gmail.com
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I ordered an ex hire grey Lochinver tweed jacket and waistcoat from them the other day, I have already had confirmation from them that it has been dispatched and delivery is expected tomorrow. I will let you know how it goes. Hopefully as its a 56L it won't have had much use.
Incidentally I am already impressed because they had my size in stock which in itself is a rarity. I ordered this jacket because a bespoke jacket that I ordered from another retailer is now 3-4 weeks overdue past their estimated shipping date.
Friends stay in touch on FB simon Taylor-dando
Best regards
Simon
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Well having said that the jacket and waistcoat wasn't due till tomorrow, it's actually turned up today, so hurrah.
First impressions are that it's a first class garment made by St Kilda. It is in such good condition that it couldn't have been worn more than once. Even the back of the waistcoat has no creases. The stitching is all good and there is not a mark on it. Sizing is good. I ordered a size up from normal and I would say their sizing is pretty accurate. When you get up to mid 50's measurements 2 inches is nothing so it is if anything a tad on the generous size for me, but us GOS like to spread out a bit so it's really fine.
The fabric too is excellent 15oz lochinver tweed and it feels as though it will really be hard wearing. Good enough for everyday wear and feels as though the quality of the fabric will stand up to much abuse.
So this was my first purchase from the Scottish Tartan Store and on this review it certainly won't be my last.
Friends stay in touch on FB simon Taylor-dando
Best regards
Simon
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 Originally Posted by Grizzly
Well having said that the jacket and waistcoat wasn't due till tomorrow, it's actually turned up today, so hurrah.
First impressions are that it's a first class garment made by St Kilda. It is in such good condition that it couldn't have been worn more than once. Even the back of the waistcoat has no creases. The stitching is all good and there is not a mark on it. Sizing is good. I ordered a size up from normal and I would say their sizing is pretty accurate. When you get up to mid 50's measurements 2 inches is nothing so it is if anything a tad on the generous size for me, but us GOS like to spread out a bit so it's really fine.
The fabric too is excellent 15oz lochinver tweed and it feels as though it will really be hard wearing. Good enough for everyday wear and feels as though the quality of the fabric will stand up to much abuse.
So this was my first purchase from the Scottish Tartan Store and on this review it certainly won't be my last.
Grizzly,
Can you just confirm the website you used please? I've had a look at tartanweb and can't find any ex hire stuff. I'm in the market for a jacket and waistcoat as well.
Steve.
"We, the kilted ones, are ahead of the curve" - Bren.
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Steve, I can't work out how to do a link to the web page but its on EBay the seller is Scottishtartanstore and they list it as charcoal Argyle jacket ex hire. More sizes are available and for the money it's a bargain.
Friends stay in touch on FB simon Taylor-dando
Best regards
Simon
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 Originally Posted by StevieR
Grizzly,
Can you just confirm the website you used please? I've had a look at tartanweb and can't find any ex hire stuff. I'm in the market for a jacket and waistcoat as well.
As Ive said in another posting to this thread, I bought a kilt jacket from this seller on eBay just yesterday. I've now looked up the pay pal transaction (92 BPS) to see the email of the recipient of my payment for that jacket.
My payment (of 92 BPS) was sent to tartanwebsales@gmail.com , so (apparently) the seller of these "ex hire" jackets on eBay is in fact the company Tartan web, or some one in their sales department.
I consider this all good, and I'm sure that my new jacket will go nicely with the new 5 yard 13 oz. MacGregor ancient (traditional cut) kilt that I ordered from Tartan Web, about a month ago, and not off of eBay.
So, with all this said, it's my conclusion that the eBay seller named Scottishtartanstore (with 502, 100% +feed backs as of this writing) is in fact related to, if not owned by the company Tartan web.
Stan L.
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10th May 13, 06:48 AM
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 Originally Posted by Grizzly
Well having said that the jacket and waistcoat wasn't due till tomorrow, it's actually turned up today, so hurrah.
First impressions are that it's a first class garment made by St Kilda. It is in such good condition that it couldn't have been worn more than once. Even the back of the waistcoat has no creases. The stitching is all good and there is not a mark on it. Sizing is good. I ordered a size up from normal and I would say their sizing is pretty accurate. When you get up to mid 50's measurements 2 inches is nothing so it is if anything a tad on the generous size for me, but us GOS like to spread out a bit so it's really fine.
The fabric too is excellent 15oz lochinver tweed and it feels as though it will really be hard wearing. Good enough for everyday wear and feels as though the quality of the fabric will stand up to much abuse.
So this was my first purchase from the Scottish Tartan Store and on this review it certainly won't be my last.
Well done, Simon! Glad to hear you are most satisfied with your purchase. 
Cheers,
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