Very cheap/casual kilt suppliers?
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Any ideas where I could pick up a very very cheap "kilt"? I'm talking sub-£40...
Basically me and my mates are looking for a couple to wear during a mountain-bike race, i.e. they are going to get absolutely trashed/muddied up big time, so we're looking to spend as little as possible. I've got my own kilt plus another ex-hire kilt I wear to the rubgy, but even that's too good to ruin in this way!
Cheapest I could find are around £40, but googling brings up that Gold Brothers in Edinburgh did kilts at £20 in response to Lidl/Aldi selling £25 kilts at the start of last year. Don't seem to be available now though.
Cheers
Ally
Basically me and my mates are looking for a couple to wear during a mountain-bike race, i.e. they are going to get absolutely trashed/muddied up big time, so we're looking to spend as little as possible. I've got my own kilt plus another ex-hire kilt I wear to the rubgy, but even that's too good to ruin in this way!
Cheapest I could find are around £40, but googling brings up that Gold Brothers in Edinburgh did kilts at £20 in response to Lidl/Aldi selling £25 kilts at the start of last year. Don't seem to be available now though.
Cheers
Ally
Edited by a11y_m on Monday 21st September 16:58
xtreme1 said:
Thats because they are beach towels not actual kilts that you could wear.a11y_m said:
Lidl/Aldi selling £25 kilts at the start of last year. Don't seem to be available now though.
It was Lidl, £25 for a kilt made of synthetic material £50 for a woolen one. I had a good poke about them when we had them in stock and they were pretty decent quality, the woolen ones especially. Theyre not currently in the stores however.If you dont need it immediately it might be worth giving customer services a call to find out when they'll be back in again on 0870 444 1234.
I had one in my store the other day as a customer had returned it, it sold pretty quick though.
Cheers folks, no matter the question, PH has the answer 
onlynik said:
^Cheers, those look ideal for what we need. Don't actually need them until June next year, but we're planning ahead. Not really a bike "race" as such, more a great big piss-up with a bike event that gets (sort of) in the way of the beer. Although there are beer stations out on the course rather than feed stations...If you want somthing a bit different try here www.utilikilts.com I got mine when I was in Seattle two yers ago. great fun Kilts, prices start about $50-$60 and you can order on line.
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