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Adnan Chand fra Sialkot skrev 11. oktober 2013 kl. 14:00
kilts clothing
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Dear Sir,
We would like to introduce you Round Stone Industries . This is a family
owned business and we are serving our valued customers since decades.
We are manufacturer and exporter of quality Pipe band uniform and
accessories and sports goods. Our main expertise is in the following items.
Black Ebony Wood Bagpipes, Rose Wood Bagpipes
Bagpipe Banners
Practice Chanters, Reeds etc
Bagpipe covers (Tartan, velveteen, cottrie)
Kilts (traditional, visitors, Sports, fashion,)
Working Kilts (Denim, Jeans, Wash Tartan, Denim Wash)
Plaids (drummer, pipers and fly plaids)
Kilt Pins
Tartan Flashers
Highland Glengarries/Balmorals
Leather Kilt and Waist Belts, Cross Belts
Tartan Plaid Brooch
Jacket & Vests (100 % Wool Brathia, traditional Scottish, argyle,
doublets, prince Charlie).
Pipe Band Doublets
Shirts (Jacobite shirts on customers own design men & ladies)
Shoes & Socks
Irish Harps & Bodhrans
Irish Flutes
Drum Major Batons Maces
Hand Made Badges/Pipe Drum Patches
Vellum Drum Heads Goat and Calf Skins, assorted sizes/colors.
Men's T_Shirts
Momen's T_shirts
Men's Hoodies
Women's Hoodies
Sports Wears
MMA Shorts
Renaissance Clothing
Medieval Clothing
Our Targets,
1- Customers Complete Satisfaction.
2- In Time Delivery.
3- Performing work with unity.
4- Providing Security and Better working Environment to employees.
5- Highly Experienced Quality Control Staff.
QUALITY AND STANDARDS
Our manufacturing and packing standards meet the international
requirements. We do not compromise on the quality of our products. We
start the high standard process from the beginning to packed and dispatched.
OUR STRATEGIES
We implement and maintain Quality management System in Accordance
ATTAIN THE QUALITY LEVEL
No Child Labor.
Payment
Bank transfer
Johanna fra Leipzig skrev 30. juli 2013 kl. 12:29
photo right
Hei! I have a question regarding the pictures on your website. Do you think it would be possible for me to use one of them in my university bachelor thesis? I'm writing my thesis about samish children in the modern norwegian society and it would be nice to have a picture of some samish dresses. My favorite one is the family portrait with the tana/kautokeino kofte. I would of course mention you as the owner of the picture!
Would be happy to hear back from you soon, Takk på forhånd, best regards, Johanna
Trude Åmtun fra Skedsmokorset skrev 12. mai 2013 kl. 7:16
Hvit Dovrebunad
Hei!
Jeg har lett, og lett for å finne gamle bilder av hvit Dovre bunad, og endelig fant jeg det hos deg!
Jeg har en selv, den er brodert i nyere tid, og jeg får alltid mange kommentarer for den. Jeg får hos de fleste høre at den er "feil" for den skal jo være sort eller blå, men jeg synes den er utrolig vakker, den viser mine røtter og jeg bærer den med stolthet! Takk for en fin side, og ha en feiende flott 17 mai!
Med vennlig hilsen Trude Åmtun
Virginia Medelman fra 757 Franklin, Denver, CO USA 80218 skrev 9. mai 2012 kl. 7:51
Ms.
Can't wait to see these bunads on the 17th!
April Price fra usa skrev 25. april 2012 kl. 5:16
Ms
My sister and I had bunads a children in Norway, had made by my mother and aunts. Tomorrow I am having pictures taken with my granddaughters wearing our bunads and me in my mothers. I also have a photo of my baptism in Hamar with my sister and cousin all wearing our bunads. Would have been about 1957.
Kari Elliott fra California USA skrev 19. mars 2012 kl. 6:36
cousin
I am a cousin of Kelly Petit. I visited her and Jean in 2006. I emailed her but did not get any response. Today I got email from her son saying she died in 2010. Do you have any information about her passing?
Ane Helene fra Trondheim skrev 8. mars 2012 kl. 11:49
Norsk fjellbygdbunad
Hei :-) jeg lurte på hvem som kan sy en norsk fjellbygdbunad. Har en del sy erfaring selv, men lurer på om det er noen man kan spørre for veiledning evt hvor man kan få kjøpt denne bunaden? Håper du tar kontakt :-) vennlig hilsen Ane Helene
Bogdan Hoyaux fra Belgium, Brussels skrev 31. januar 2012 kl. 15:10
Photography
Hi, I´m a belgian photographer preparing a 6 months documentary about the Sami People and it´s culture. Your portfolio is an interesting source for traditional Koftas. Concretely, the idea is take Jon Ántá´s family portrait 12 years later. If this project appeals to you, don´t hesitate in asking anything. Hope to hear from you. Thank you!
Janni Belgum fra Canada skrev 19. januar 2012 kl. 3:41
Ruttastakk fra Valdres
I bought Svennes Ruttastakk material in Fagernes and made a bunad. My cousin Joyce Johnson also made a ruttastakk bunad that was cut in Fagernes.
I have a photo.
Marie fra San Diego, CA, USA skrev 5. januar 2012 kl. 5:20
Fantastic!
Thank you for your site. My young son has a school project here in the United States on his cultural background. His father's side is Norwegian. I had no idea how to find traditional clothing samples for this assignment. Your pictures are beautiful!
maria björklund fra svenstorp 27173 köpingebro sverige skrev 11. juli 2011 kl. 11:21
bunader
hej jag är konstnär och har beundrat din fina hemsida över bunader så inspirerand och jag funderar att göra en resatill Norge, och studera vidare så jag har en fråga till dig. om du kan rekommendera mig några bra dräktmuseer, med vänlig hälsning Maria i Sverige
Trond Botnen fra Norway, Rjukan skrev 1. mars 2011 kl. 11:14
How to get solje jewlry and accessories
I would like to inform you all of a new website with a lot of information about bunads and soljer.
K.E.Sando is an independent Norwegian Goldsmith who has specialized in selling bunad silver, soljer and accessories on the internet. Since 2007 his web shop has become the leading web shop in Norway. In response to Norwegian American requests this site are now available to US customers.
You will be able to find information and pictures of bunads from all regions in Norway. Soljer and other accessories are organized according to which bunad it belongs to. There are also historical information telling about all the different soljer, buttons, cufflinks, buckles, and other products – where they come from and what they symbolize. New bunads and products are continually being added.
K.E.Sando is a family business who has been in the family in four generations, established in 1901. After more than a hundred years in business they know who makes quality products. Bunad silver are traditionally produced by the local silver smith from the region where the bunad comes from. K.E.Sando delivers their handcrafted products thru the web shop, making sure you get the best possible product to the best price, without compromising quality.
Please visit the site at www.sando.no/en.html
Ginny Dyer fra Warrenton, OR USA skrev 17. februar 2011 kl. 3:09
Mrs. Ginny Dyer
I'm trying to locate the region that the women is wearing located on the left side of the group picture, it is a black bunad with a cobalt blue vest. My daughter has been selected to be Jr. Miss Norway for the Astoria, Oregon, USA , Midsummer Festival and her costume is like the one in the picture but instead of being cobalt blue it is gold. Any help would be greatly appreciated, her heritage is from the Trondheim area but I was able to purchase her costume from a Norwegian Ebay shop.
Ute Morlock fra Allgäu, Bavaria, Germany skrev 3. februar 2011 kl. 10:33
Telemark bunad
Hello,
in 2005 I met many winter-sport fans from Norway at the world championship in Oberstdorf. There I first saw many women wearing the beautifull and warm Telemark bunad. I would be very interested in buying a pattern (mønsterelement). Could you kindly inform me where to buy it or whom to contact? I would be very pleased about this information.
Best regards from Bavaria
Ute Morlock 
Dona Martinsen fra Seattle, WA USA skrev 16. desember 2010 kl. 4:00
Bunads
Hello,
I am looking for Bunads patterns.
 
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