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26th July 12, 06:51 AM
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First kilt advice
OK everyone, I'd like your many and varied opinions on my first kilt purchase. I bought a Irish national economy kilt from stillwater, but a size too small. Jerry is out of the proper size, and says it may be a month or two before he gets any more in. I'd like to get a kilt sooner rather than later - I don't want to lose the enthusiasm I have built up for this by waiting.
Is there any other credible online store that sells a cheap, Ireland - centric kilt?
Should I just grab one off of eBay for now?
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26th July 12, 08:43 AM
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Many of the sponsors will have something "Irish" to get you going. Cheap is so relative. Nothing will be as inexpensive as the Stillwater. You could trade for a Stillwater thrifty (cheaper) or standard (more $). You'd have to check with Jerry on sizing there too.
Forum sponsor Buy-a-kilt has a PV Heritage of Ireland kilt for about $69USD. http://buyakilt.com/heritage-of-irel...y-viscose-kilt
A USAKilts PV casual is probably $110-120USD unless you have a very small hip measurement, less than 32". They have a Tara tartan.
Celtic Croft has a wool/poly blend economy kilt for $109USD in Irish Green tartan.
You could also just buy kilt strap extenders for the kilt you have!
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26th July 12, 10:27 AM
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I purchased my Irish Heritage from Buyakilt.com wonderful service and since the shipping was FedEx I received my order in two days.
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26th July 12, 11:59 AM
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Kiltmart sells an acrylic Irish heritage kilt for $50.00 shipping included:
http://www.kiltmart.com/zencart/inde...ex&cPath=18_20
The Celtic Croft sells four acrylic Irish kilts for $59.00 plus shipping:
1. Irish green (tartan)
2. St. Patrick (tartan)
3. Solid black (non-tartan)
4. Solid green (non-tartan)
http://www.kilts-n-stuff.com/kilts/a...crylikilt.html
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27th July 12, 10:20 AM
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Thank you for the advice, I've ordered a kilt from buyakilt, and it's already shipped! Should get to me by Monday.
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27th July 12, 02:27 PM
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Glad to have another Texas on board. Welcome from the highland lochs of Texas - just down the road a piece.
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9th August 12, 06:16 PM
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Well I bought my Economy Wool from Jerry and made the mistake of buying one size too big. While it fits on the tightest setting, you might be able to do the same. It's also a possibility if you're willing to spend the extra $40 for the wool. Which compared to the acrylic (Thrifty) I got a bit later, wool is the only way to go for me.
-Nik
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