7. KILT HIRE
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HIRE CHARGES |
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hire charge |
deposit |
p&p |
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COMPLETE OUTFIT ~ [kilt, jacket, belt, sporran, hose and plain garters] |
£80 |
£160 |
£15 |
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KILT only [incl. Duchy sporran, belt] |
£60 |
£120 |
£10 |
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DRESS JACKET |
£45 |
£50 |
£10 |
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BOYS KILT inc. boys sporrans/hose |
£45 |
£60 |
£10 |
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FULL OUTFIT: Cornish kilt and Cornish Plaid, Prince Charles dress jacket with waist coat, white kilt hose (stockings), leather belt and buckle, Cornish Tigenn (sporran). Kilts for hire available in Cornish National ~St Piran Dress ~ Cornish Hunting Unlike tradition in Scotland there is no Cornish tradition of Scottish brogues or scian dhubh; the kilt looks smart with a white shirt and a black bow tie; Cornishmen do not generally wear dress shirts and do wear belts with a dress jacket. |
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hire charge is for four daysinclusive of the days collected and returned on the morning of day 4. Please remember if items are to be delivered you must add the cost of postage and packaging for the outward and return journeys. Extra days will be charged at half the four day daily hirer charge i.e. £10.
Ordering and Payment
HIRE CHARGEs are payableat time of order to secure the booking - this is non returnable.
deposit is payable at the time of Hire which will be returned once the goods have been checked by the hire department.
JACKET: The Prince Charles jacket and waistcoat is in black barathea with silk reveres and looks best with a white shirt and black bow tie, we do not provide wing collared dress shirts, .
SPORRANS: We provide a "King Caddoc" - sometimes called a Duchy Sporran – black leather with fifteen (brassed) studs to represent the coat of arms of Cornwall (said to have been used first by King Cadoc of Kernow in the 6th century)
SHOES: Although there is no tradition of wearing Scottish brogue shoes in Cornwall we do sell them as well as a hand made buckled Cornish Kilt shoe called the An Goff shoe, Cornishmen generally wear plain black shoes with the barathea jacket.
PLAID: The Scottish tradition is to wear a plaid over one shoulder, the Cornish Plaid (according to Julius Caesar) is fixed on both shoulders and we will be pleased to provide a Cornish plaid if you require.