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Why is it possible to
pay only 50 Euros for
a kilt?
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Celtic Culture
is going strong! We find Irish pubs all over the world and people love
them! The Riverdance Tour was
a true success with its
incredible music and
the dancers' bouncing
red locks; and if one is no longer considered an alien
for liking bagpipe music, many men would really fancy looking like a
Braveheart hero by wearing a kilt. A dream only one click away...
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On our website, we are selling kilts around €500 … and you could get one for €50 on the Internet. Why is that?
Well, cheap
kilts are interesting because they can give you a little idea of the great feeling one
gets wearing a kilt, but
they wear out fast - very fast.
If you want to wear a kilt for a single party at the pub with loud friends, or to celebrate a football match, no problem!
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But if, on the contrary, you would like to wear your kilt often, either
for a walk in the countryside, or for going down town, a cheap one just won't
last and will have to be replaced regularly. In the long run, they will
turn out to be more expensive than a quality kilt that you can cherish for years. There
is nothing new in this
- it is a simple truth that can be
applied to most goods.
Our kilts
are more expensive, but they will become like an heirloom because their quality allows them to be passed
on from one generation to another. A kilt with
a perfect fit... for a life time.
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By paying
€50, a
kilt wearer will not be able to trace the origins of his kilt's fabric
nor the qualification of the kilt maker involved (if any). Even though
some kilts are sold in Edinburgh with a tag indicating "Authentic Scottish Kilt”, some are made of rayon and are highly inflammable!
Our
kilts are made from top quality tartans and tweeds woven by leading British mills such
as Marton Mills, Lochcarron, House of Edgar, etc.
These
precious fabrics are certainly expensive, but their quality is unequalled. Indeed, many yards of
such exceptional fabrics are required for the making of one kilt.
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In conclusion, beyond the material used, the general bearing and style
of the kilt, its lush
movement and suppleness,
are due to the art of the kilt maker. Our pleats are deep and generous, adjusted with care and
respect. We are proud to say that our kilts are fine kilts - an investment you will never regret.
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