Got Kilt

Holly Coulter 

on Google

a month ago

My friends and I were accused of stealing and when we proved we hadn’t, we were told that if we didn’t find the item security would be called. For clarity, all three of us dumped out our bags and emptied our pockets to prove we didn’t take anything. Found the item on a shelf it didn’t belong at with no help from the employee accusing us and no apology was given for the misunderstanding. I have been going here for years and will no longer give them any of my money. I am very disappointed. 

Ace Rocknut 

on Google

a month ago

Found a kilt I liked, didn’t like the size so they had me put an order in with the warehouse. I needed the kilt before a trip to Ireland on sept 23. Called the warehouse Aug 29th and the person I talked to found the order that was placed on June 8th. Told me it hasn’t been touched and that there is no way it will be ready in time for my trip. How bad does your company have to be to completely ignore an order for almost 2 months? And now I have to make a 3rd trip to the MOA to try to see if I can get a refund, even though the... read more

Natalia May 

on Google

2 months ago

My partner and I came in today and I loved the whole shop! The lady was so friendly, and I felt like I made an instant friend. There’s so many cool items, kilts, cloaks, crests, fun pop culture shirts and such a welcoming and cozy atmosphere. Thank you for making my partner and I feel so good with our matching shirts and matching “mismatched” socks! 

Dain Vossar (Galaxy Wanderer) 

on Google

7 months ago

Ah, the ways of the plaid are not without their cost! Kilts ranged from $60 to $125 credits —a fair spread for those seeking tradition. Cloaks, however, stood in the $300–$400 credit range, a price befitting a Jedi Master's robes. A tightly packed shop, yet rich in selection it is. For the true seeker of tartan, a worthy stop. Prices lean high, but in a tourist-heavy mall, such is the way of things. May the kilt and the cloak be with you! 

Dain Vossar (ReviewJedi) 

on Google

7 months ago

Ah, the ways of the plaid are not without their cost! Kilts ranged from $60 to $125 credits —a fair spread for those seeking tradition. Cloaks, however, stood in the $300–$400 credit range, a price befitting a Jedi Master's robes. A tightly packed shop, yet rich in selection it is. For the true seeker of tartan, a worthy stop. Prices lean high, but in a tourist-heavy mall, such is the way of things. May the kilt and the cloak be with you!