kilt

[bearon68]

okay, what do you guys think

Comments

[dreamingbear]

don't you have a husband who sews???

[bearon68]

not since his wedding outfit

[dreamingbear]

what?!? ~sighs & grumbles~

from Tristan

[anonymous]

I would say, get someone who sews, and have it altered to fit. It has to be faster than dealing with the maker of the kilt!

Re: from Tristan

[bearon68]

that was pretty much my thought

[dragonflybyte]

The company was good about keeping you informed of your purchase order even though it would make you angry. I give them good merchant points for that. I would however have your kilt taken in professionally and then send a letter detailing your whole purchase experience and receipt for adjustment in to them. They may do nothing, or they may refund your fee. Good luck and happy kilting

[bearon68]

thank you, good thought

[emboline]

I second this suggestion.

[esprix]

I think that's a perfectly reasonable idea.

[hwynym]

I think the answer is obvious. Gain 20lbs.

[bearon68]

ummmm, no

[hwynym]

Nobody seems to like that one...

[magebear]

LOL first thing that came to my mind too.

[bearassed]

I would look at it and see where it could be taken in at. Then go to a good lace and have them do the adjustment. Most of the time is is just moving the straps. As for the place that sent it to you, I would say yes only if it can be overnighted and overnighted back.