Pakistani Kilt shipping question

[glynrb]

One of my favourite kilts is one I ordered from Pakistan (I don't remember which site it was) and it arrived in a couple of weeks. I needed a light weight kilt to cope with the sweltering hot summers we get here in England (I wish).

It's very similar to the description of the one you are looking for and cost something less than £25 including postage.

There is only one small problem with the kilt - It's light because there isn't a lot of material in it. Which means that you really, really do have to wear something under it if you wish to avoid embarrassing Marilyn Monroe moments.

[Balaamsass51]

stillwaterkilts.com Mine was made in Pakistan and I've had and used it for about 10 years now. No problems, many complements. Inexpensive.

[Balaamsass51]

As a matter of fact I wore it last night when the missus and I went out to dinner at a Longhorn Steakhouse.

[Saturday]

Well... I'm dumb and dried my kilt in the dryer. Good news is my brother in law got a kilt for his birthday. I ordered the UT Kilts Standard and it's okay too. Not as heavy. I'll be ordering another deluxe soon.

I've learned a number of things in my sxhort tenure as a kilted fellow. Number one, when they shrink, man do they shrink. Not like a pair of jeans either... Two. Don't be impatient. Three. There's nothing better than a kilt in the desert in the summer. Number four. Everyone I know is getting kilts now.

[mikepalmer]

UT Kilts has been really fast and reputable for sure. I have also bought direct from Ebay and the shipping was incredibly fast at 10 days, same kilt as UT but $30 less expensive. One thing I must say is the USA made kilts do not wrinkle like the Pakistan ones but are pricy!