Kilt Mart?

[Mr. MacDougall]

As it turns out, they have a few more rules than "call ahead." They don't do same-day calls, and they don't do weekends, at all, at all. I thought it was a little silly that the lady was saying she couldn't promise to be there when I showed up, because of her drive time across the Valley -- I, after all, was coming from Flagstaff, which is a little further away then her commute. But, y'know, whatever. Her rules are, at least one day's prior notice, and no weekends.

[James MacMillan]

I have a kilt from KiltMart in Hunting Stewart.

It was around $75.00. It is good enough for day wear, but not for high formal.

It is a good "starter" kilt, although there is equal quality for less $$ available.

Keep looking - Ask questions - Make your choice - Buy the kilt!

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[Ayin McFye]

That's so silly. You'd think she'd want the business. I've personally never been to the shop, but both my brother's have. They said it's not really a "store" per say. It's more of a corner of a pawnshop, or something like that. It might just be better for you to order online, rather than drive down from Flagstaff, and risk her not even showing up.

[MACKAY]

They also sell very heavily on eBay. I suspect that most of thier business is eBay and mail order related.

[James MacMillan]

As it turns out, they have a few more rules than "call ahead." They don't do same-day calls, and they don't do weekends, at all, at all. I thought it was a little silly that the lady was saying she couldn't promise to be there when I showed up, because of her drive time across the Valley -- I, after all, was coming from Flagstaff, which is a little further away then her commute. But, y'know, whatever. Her rules are, at least one day's prior notice, and no weekends.

As I found out when I made a long drive to a "local" kilt maker - her shop - her rules!