I had never heard of MilsMusic Ukes. I went on etsy and looked them over. I'm not particularly impressed with the designs I saw. But, they may be good instruments. I like that they are made and marketed by someone who's open and proud of being Thai. That's a lot better than someone who buys up a lot of third world Ukes, and puts a western sounding label on them. And, since it's their own product and brand name, I think there is more reason to believe that they would take pride in producing the best Ukes they can. So, if I saw one of their Ukes that appealed to me, I wouldn't hesitate to give them a try.