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    "Irish Oatmeal"

    Aye,
    Oatmeal and Ireland's National tartan. Tasty.


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    Yes very tasty indeed they go very well together-nice outfit

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    Khaki is underrated as a shirt color with kilts. It goes with a lot of tartans. Nice hose, too. I expect to get mine from the STM tomorrow.
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    Quote Originally Posted by turpin
    Khaki is underrated as a shirt color with kilts. It goes with a lot of tartans. Nice hose, too. I expect to get mine from the STM tomorrow.
    Yes, the khaki is a great colour with a lot of tartans, particularly green tartans (IMO.) I just received those hose this past week from USAK as well.

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    I too agree that khaki/tan is an underrated colour. Brown is a neutral (I think) and khaki is a milder shade, it can go with almost anything. Earth tones will almost always work well together. But I like to think of safe neutral tones as white, black, grey, and brown, and of course, variances in shade on some of these. It's just hard to go wrong.

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    Looks great! It's been rather warm for kilt hose here, but I have a pair of oatmeal hose and an oatmeal dress shirt. I just haven't had the opportunity to wear it all together--it's just now beginning to cool off here in SoCal. And I'll be moved to Florida in a few days . . .

    I look forward to really getting that Hamish class as I venture further into kilting

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    I love wearing my tan shirt with my kilt. It goes well with every kilt I have.

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    Khaki works well with jackets in cooler weather. This is a replica War 2 jacket from Flight Suits in El Cajon, CA...think they have a new name.

    But, Khaki for sure!



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    I really like that jacket... and the walking stick too!

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    Then what ever you do don't be going to this website

    http://www.flightsuits.com/

    They have those very cool and very expensive short jackets that go so well with kilts.

    Ron
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