Lizzy | Scottish Costume Set | Adult Size, Tartan Kilt, Matching Hat | Includes Sporran, Unisex Design, Easy Wear | For Burns Night, Fancy Dress Party

Fun itemThis one is good value

The material of the kilt is very goodValue for money

Right. Who in the name of William Wallace’s ghost thought it’d be a grand idea to SEW a sporran onto a kilt? Aye, I bought this monstrosity thinking it’d be a fine bit of kit, but what I got instead was a disgrace to my ancestors.First off, the sporran is UPSIDE DOWN. What in the fiery pits of hell is that about? A sporran is meant to be a handy pouch for yer essentials—flask, keys, maybe a lucky charm—but this useless stitched-on nonsense barely holds a fart. I tried to put my wallet in, and the thing just flapped open like a dead fish. It’s about as secure as a wet paper bag.Then there’s the fact that it’s SEWN ON. You cannae even remove it! A proper kilt lets ye swap out sporrans depending on the occasion—a formal leather one for a wedding, a casual day sporran for the pub. But nah, this abomination forces you to commit to a single, shoddy, upside-down disgrace for the rest of yer days.The kilt itself? Flimsy. Feels like it was stitched together by a half-blind sheep with a grudge against Scotland. The pleats are all over the place, and the material’s so thin that a strong gust of wind nearly had me arrested.If my grandfather saw me in this, he’d rise from the grave just to slap me with a haggis. Avoid this kilt like ye’d avoid an Englishman claiming to know how to make a proper Scotch pie. Absolute shambles.

Costume is good fun. Material really then but if you don't mind that it's fine

Cheap but will do the job

Had a good laugh .

Very poor item. Not value for the money spent on.

very small sizes, very cheap thin material, hat and hair seperate's constantly,