Traditional-looking in leather ???

**SumoKilt** · 26th January 06, 06:28 AM

Good for you then!

Josh

www.Neokilt.com

**KiltedCodeWarrior** · 26th January 06, 08:51 AM

Josh,

Just checked your site. Looks good. Might be sending you an order this year.

**CameronTaylor** · 27th January 06, 08:03 PM

Originally Posted by KiltedCodeWarrior

Josh,

Just checked your site. Looks good. Might be sending you an order this year.

Agreed. Y'all are costing me money but there are some amazing kilts to be had.

CT -

made the mistake of looking at Pittsburghkilts site again - hard jonesing now

**CameronTaylor** · 29th January 06, 03:38 PM

Anyone have a leather Utilikilt?

CT

**Hamish** · 30th January 06, 05:44 PM

Originally Posted by CameronTaylor

Anyone have a leather Utilikilt?

CT

I'm sorry to keep coming up with photos, Cameron!;) Yes, as you can see below, I have a leather Utilikilt. It was actually the first one to be sold (and is signed, numbered and dated by Steven Villegas himself!) That was three years ago (Jan '03). Not so very long after that they changed the design slightly and introduced the lace-up sides. A friend of mine has one of the newer ones and loves it to bits, but I have to say that I much prefer the clean lines of my 'unfussy' kilt over his. I believe Utilikilts have also introduced trouser-style pockets now, but mine has just one back hip pocket.

This kilt is weighty, but it's one of those that you really do not want to take off at the end of the day, it is so comfortable!

**KiltedCodeWarrior** · 30th January 06, 07:46 PM

Hey Ham,

I have to ask (although someone may have already), but is your Kollection insured? I have done a rough approximation of the value of what is hanging in your closet, based on current kilt prices, and it is way too much to not have insured!

And if it is unsured, is it a separate rider policy to your homeowners, or something totally separate.

**furrycelt** · 31st January 06, 08:53 AM

Originally Posted by KiltedCodeWarrior

I have to ask (although someone may have already), but is your Kollection insured? I have done a rough approximation of the value of what is hanging in your closet, based on current kilt prices, and it is way too much to not have insured!

This is sound advice for any of us really, especially those with tanks that we paid $500 or so for. From what I understand most home-owner's insurance policies will cover items that are in the home should something happen *to* the home or *in* the home. Though some policies might cover stuff outside the home that the policy holder owns.

I had 60 CD's stolen out of my car several years ago. The car insurance covered the broken window, but not the CD's. However, because the car was in my mom's name, her home insurance covered the CD's. And that was the last time I had any positive feelings about insurance companies. Now I fully understand that insurance is just legalized racketeering.

Anywhooo, perhaps the Xmarks'ers here that are wiser than I can shed some light on the subject more.

-ian

**Union Richard** · 18th February 06, 05:37 PM

Originally Posted by CameronTaylor

I just got around to looking at UnionKilts. $480. -ish isn't bad if they'll do one without the cargo pockets ...

CT - I have keys and money, no cargo for my pockets. :razz:

We can do you one without the cargo pockets if you require no problem at a cost of £199 approximately $338 US.

Regards

Richard

**CameronTaylor** · 19th February 06, 11:33 AM

I like the unfussy version too. I'll stop by next time I'm in Seattle and take a look at them in person (saw them from the train down from Van but alas, no car to get around town)

CT - and Neo is right down the road, ah for the good old days when I'd cover 3000 miles a trip without batting an eye ...

**Hamish** · 19th February 06, 06:49 PM

Originally Posted by KiltedCodeWarrior

Hey Ham,

I have to ask (although someone may have already), but is your Kollection insured? I have done a rough approximation of the value of what is hanging in your closet, based on current kilt prices, and it is way too much to not have insured!

And if it is unsured, is it a separate rider policy to your homeowners, or something totally separate.

I am sorry, Rob, I only just caught up with your post.

You are right. Taken as a whole, the 'Kollection' (including all the accessories) does mount up to a considerable figure. If I were to insure it as a single unit (a collection) it would cost me quite a premium. However, each item is covered individually under my house contents policy, although if I were to lose the lot at one time, say in a house fire, I might not be fully covered. This needs to be checked out - thanks for the nudge.