My newest addition!

[Phil Wright]

KCW - Glad you're happy with it. I have had a couple of kilts from the same manufacturer - different suppliers, which are great for hanging around in generally. (Not tried to wash them yet though.) Like you say, for the price I'm happy with mine (Douglas and Anderson) but I would never want to wear them out to a 'do'. On closer examination the Anderson pleats are not truly to sett (but only noticeable when you know what to look for) and the Douglas is my most worn kilt around my home.(I have worn this one out about town.) I don't dispute that they are 'tourist' kilts, but I have seen a lot worse than these. We all know they will never be the same as a hand-built beaut!

Phil

[Riverkilt]

Sharp looking KCW,

Sorry if I missed this, but do you know where it was made. See the label says "designed" in Scotland...but is it one of those Pakistani kilts or made somewhere else...?

Ron

[ByDand]

Sorry I gave the wrong link!!! :-? Try this one for the PCs

http://stores.ebay.com/Kiltmakers


I have no idea how I got to that particular store following the original link but I managed to trip over my fingers somehow.

[KiltedCodeWarrior]

Sharp looking KCW,

Sorry if I missed this, but do you know where it was made. See the label says "designed" in Scotland...but is it one of those Pakistani kilts or made somewhere else...?

Ron

Ron, I am not sure actually. No markings anywhere that I can see and the eBay listing did not mention. Anybody else who has one or seen one know the answer?

[KiltedCodeWarrior]

Just a follow up after my first day wearing this kilt. It is really quite nice when compared to the SWK standard or AK. Much heavier weight, nicely stitched, good swish.

The same seller, emeraldtartans, on eBay also has some other kilts listed, so I sent my wife a link to one in the Heritage of Scotland tartan (which she did NOT like) which she countered with one in the Pride of Scotland tartan. I have been trading some emails with the seller, thanks for the quick shipping, etc., and mentioned that I was possibly interested in the Pride of Scotland tartan. He said to wait for a few weeks as the one he currently has listed is lighter weight than the one I already bought from him, and he will be getting in the Pride of Scotland in 16oz PV soon. So, I will say again that I am pleased with this purchase and the seller and would encourage others to check him out, but watch the kilt listing to see if it is the 16oz PV. And BTW, he will be on holiday, starting in the next day or so, and not back until the first of December (miscellaneous info picked up during emails with him).

Ron, I did ask where they were made in my last email to him, but have not heard back and he may already be on holiday.