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**JamesA** · 19th July 07, 09:10 AM

from the mountains of Wyoming!

I, like many, reccomend Stillwater for your first. Awesome customer service, and nice kilt to boot.

James

**Dirk Skene** · 19th July 07, 09:25 AM

Originally Posted by McPostie

.....i thought i'd join this site even though im not scottish,is that ok,......

Is that OK?? Glad ta have ya!

Hello to the

and

from Memphis, Tennessee. Home of the blues & Elvis.

**Big Paul** · 19th July 07, 09:36 AM

**B Hall** · 19th July 07, 02:59 PM

welcome from Ohio

**Kiltman** · 19th July 07, 04:28 PM

Welcome from Eastern Washington. Just wear it! Don't worry about the rest. Men should be able to wear the kilt without all the other 'stuff'. That's what this forum is about in part.

**McClef** · 19th July 07, 04:32 PM

Originally Posted by McPostie

To viscount McClef i've ancestors from Kirkby Overblow so does that mean i have to call you Sir (only joking) thanks for the reply.

Only if my sgean dubh is in my hand rather than my sock

I wasn't even sure that Kirkby Overblow existed, probably due to my portability lol.

**Luckey** · 19th July 07, 08:21 PM

from Michigan!

**David Dalglish** · 19th July 07, 11:38 PM

Welcome from Carlisle Cumbria--England. Wear the kilt with pride, from a Scot living over the border

**Jock Scot** · 20th July 07, 06:35 AM

Welcome,from the Highlands of Scotland.Of course you can wear the kilt.All you have to do is wear it proudly and more importantly wear it well.Have fun.

**sporranlegionaire** · 20th July 07, 08:22 AM

Hi from another non-Scottish kiltist. Maybe you do have to have a little nerve to wear one south of the border, but why not? I wish there were more of us.
I wear eBay kilts and they're a cheap way to get started - see how you take to it before splashing out on anything serious.