
Originally Posted by
Heming
I'd ask to see kilts she's made earlier, and if they look the business I'd go for it. To me, the maker's reputation/name is less important than the quality of the product. But since you need your kilt for a special occasion, be very sure that you can trust the delivery time of the maker you choose. Some people promise more than they can keep, not because they're liars, but because they're trying to please too many people too quickly...
Just my humble opinion.
I agree. If you can verify the quality of her past work, and if you can confirm with some of her previous customers that she has kept her promised delivery dates, then go for it.
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