really affordable accessories

**Kilted KT** · 4th May 06, 08:45 AM

uh....am 8yrd 16 oz strome knife-pleated MacTavish (thompson Red)? that count as an accessory?

**An t-Ileach** · 4th May 06, 09:15 AM

Originally Posted by Moosehead

So, would there be interest in pre-owned jackets, modified into kilt jackets? Tweeds and solids? For under $100. Or the same, modified into PCs or Argyles?

Yes ["The message you have entered is too short. Please lengthen your message to at least 5 characters"], please

**Colin** · 4th May 06, 09:21 AM

Originally Posted by Moosehead

So, would there be interest in pre-owned jackets, modified into kilt jackets? Tweeds and solids? For under $100. Or the same, modified into PCs or Argyles?

I am sure you would find a market for those. How often have we heard people asking for a casual jacket that was cut to fit a kilt, but was not a traditional kilt jacket.

billmcc · 4th May 06, 09:22 AM

Originally Posted by Moosehead

So, would there be interest in pre-owned jackets, modified into kilt jackets? Tweeds and solids? For under $100.

Yes! Nothing fancy. Just a plain modern jacket modified to wear with a kilt.

**John M.** · 4th May 06, 09:28 AM

Under $100.00 for either?

Ok you have my attention.

**Moosehead** · 4th May 06, 09:33 AM

Under/at $100 for tweed and solids. Argyle or PC would be somewhat more, due to the buttons etc.

**Kilted KT** · 4th May 06, 09:37 AM

Originally Posted by Moosehead

Under/at $100 for tweed and solids. Argyle or PC would be somewhat more, due to the buttons etc.

Sounds like you are going to be very busy, with all the buzz you are generating...

**An t-Ileach** · 4th May 06, 09:37 AM

Is this US or Canadian? I presume US, although Canadian is strengthening by the day

**Caradoc** · 4th May 06, 09:38 AM

Originally Posted by cajunscot

The Freelander is worth every penny, believe you me. Best sporran I have ever owned in all my years wearing Highland attire, bar none. I'd rather pay a wee bit for such a quality sporran that will last me a long time anyway.

And as far as "casual" goes, I wear mine frequently with a tweed day jacket and it looks just fine.

Regards,

Todd

I don't doubt it - what chaps me is that if some of the regular day sporrans were made with about an extra half inch or so in the gusset, and a softer leather used for the gusset instead of a hard welt, the sporrans would be that much more useful to me in those styles.

I do like the drawstring/"sprue" style sporrans like the Freelanders, I'm just wishing for more choices (and more space!) in the "regular" sporrans.