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skirtingtoday wrote:Hi Vince,

Good to see someone else in the skirt/kilt making trade. Good luck with your venture.

Thank you!

That's a great collection of utility and cargo kilts, Sir! I am curious how long it takes you to complete such a kilt. They really look great on you and perhaps you should start-up a kilt factory. Your products could easely compete with Utilikilts, Amerikilts, Freedom Kilts and others. Price depend...

Now that I know how to post pics on the pic forum, I just posted a new sarong. Take a look!

Thanks Jan and Martin! When I started making kilts, I knew a little about sewing but hadn't sewn anything in about 20yrs. So, it was a big undertaking for me to figure out my machine and make these creations. I sold some on ebay last year and then kinda got away from it awhile. I am now getting back...

Hello Everyone! My name is Vince and I live in St. Paul, MN, USA. I have been making kilts on and off for about 1.5yrs. I have just started making sarongs and man-skirts very recently. I look forward to chatting more on this forum. If you want to check out some of the things I have done, go to Revol...

If anyone wants to see pics of my kilts, you can go to: http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set= ... 320074e09e

I am a black man living in Minnesota. I started making utility kilts over a year ago. I've just started making sarongs and skirts and wearing them out to the bars or theater. Everyone loves them and compliments me on my style and balls to wear them! I wore my long herring bone skirt with army boots ...