Howdy

[flyv65]

...to all present, and thanks for an interesting and informative board. I thought that since I had a minute, I'd introduce myself: I'm Bryan Williams from Colorado, I own two kilts ( a Celtic Craft Centre kilt in Clan Donald Lord of the Isles [hunting], and a UK), and if it weren't for my job and my motorcycles, I'd probably never wear trousers. I'm planning on getting something a little more traditional than the UK but still comfy (I'm looking at starting/trying/hurting myself playing in the highland games) so I've been checking out the Bearkilts; I'd really like to get something I can afford in my tartan that I can still wear when I'm throwing around rocks and telephone poles and such. Any other suggestions greatfully accepted.

I'll continue to lurk the forum (I doubt I have much to contribute), and look forward to reading your posts.

Slainte,
Bryan

[bubba]

Welcome Bryan. Along with BearKilts you might look into USAKilts Casual or semitraditional. Same easy care fabric.

[flyv65]

Thanks for the welcome and advice, Bubba-I'll check them out.

Bryan

[GMan]

Bryan:

WELCOME from all the way in Denver! Glad to hear from you, and glad that you decided to pop in. Do post and let us know your thoughts!

[Mr. Kilt]

Welcome Bryan!
Your situation is much like mine...motorcycles & having to wear a work uniform are the main things preventing me from being kilted 27/7.

[Bil]

Welcome!

[Kilted_John]

Welcome Bryan!
Your situation is much like mine...motorcycles & having to wear a work uniform are the main things preventing me from being kilted 27/7.

Wouldn't that be 27/10? tee-hee *ducking*
-J

[Mr. Kilt]

Wouldn't that be 27/10? tee-hee *ducking*
-J

Naw, I work for Calgary Transit. We work on a 27-hour clock.

[Alan H]

Oh, I bet you'll have something to contribute!

[Jerry]

Welcome, from a kilted Virginian