Ordering a kilt

**westsussexbiker** · 8th August 13, 11:32 AM

Originally Posted by TJ Kelley

I'm confused. Asks for kilt suggestions, 15 minutes latter has ordered a week ago and already received... scratches head.

Yes. I'm not sure about the one I got, tartan wise. So I thought I'd see what others thought. Bit more decided now. I need to decide on a second one!

**andycwb** · 8th August 13, 12:37 PM

Originally Posted by BCAC

To each their own, Simon. I won't be buying any more. I'm not saying that I have all the kilts that I want but I certainly have all the kilts that I need!

Well one kilt is one more than I need. I can justify one, and even though it's not been worn out of the house yet, I'm looking at that Heritage of Scotland and wondering if that would be a better second tartan than the X-marks one. I love the bright Cunningham red and black, but a blue or blue-y-purple is the sort of colour I wear a lot.

If I do get a second one it will be a cheap-ish casual one for wearing at home for the comfort.

**Elizabeth** · 8th August 13, 03:09 PM

Back to the original question... My I suggest a MacCollum tartan?

**westsussexbiker** · 9th August 13, 01:05 AM

Originally Posted by Elizabeth

Back to the original question... My I suggest a MacCollum tartan?

That is also on my radar Elizabeth!

**JohntheBiker** · 9th August 13, 09:12 AM

Originally Posted by westsussexbiker

Why do I get the feeling that this is going to be an expensive interest? I have already one - motorbiking!

Glad to see that you will be doing your part to keep the global economy moving!

**westsussexbiker** · 9th August 13, 09:15 AM

Originally Posted by JohntheBiker

Glad to see that you will be doing your part to keep the global economy moving!

Hmmm. Got to go collect bike after a service. I get the feeling the "replacement gasket" will be expensive.

**JohntheBiker** · 9th August 13, 10:10 AM

Originally Posted by westsussexbiker

Hmmm. Got to go collect bike after a service. I get the feeling the "replacement gasket" will be expensive.

Nothing comes cheaply:

**fluter** · 9th August 13, 11:54 AM

For your second kilt, I recommend saving up for a nice wool one from someone like Paul Henry. You won't be sorry!

It needn't be the 9-yard tank-to-end-all-tanks, just quality materials and quality workmanship.