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13th January 17, 08:24 AM
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My New Celtic Nations Kilt
Finally got a somewhat decent picture of my new Celtic Nations kilt. I really love the colors and the quality of this kilt. Thanks Rocky and the USA Kilts team!
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13th January 17, 04:25 PM
#2
Very nice. I assume the picture is reversed or did you order a skirt?
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14th January 17, 02:13 PM
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I don't think the photo is reversed, but it does appear that the kilt is pulled too far to the right, so that the apron is not centred on the body. This is why we can't see the fringe on the apron. I have a Celtic Nations tartan kilt and there are three vertical yellow lines on the apron, as in this photo. The middle one should be centred on the body. It looks as though, in this photo, the space between the middle vertical line and the leftmost one has been used to centre the kilt, judging by the position of the sporran. Consequently, the whole thing is too far to the right and looks off. Otherwise, that's a very smart outfit.
Last edited by imrichmond; 14th January 17 at 02:19 PM.
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14th January 17, 02:37 PM
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 Originally Posted by imrichmond
I don't think the photo is reversed, but it does appear that the kilt is pulled too far to the right, so that the apron is not centred on the body. This is why we can't see the fringe on the apron. I have a Celtic Nations tartan kilt and there are three vertical yellow lines on the apron, as in this photo. The middle one should be centred on the body. It looks as though, in this photo, the space between the middle vertical line and the leftmost one has been used to centre the kilt, judging by the position of the sporran. Consequently, the whole thing is too far to the right and looks off. Otherwise, that's a very smart outfit.
Correct... the white stripe is what is centered on the apron, so that's what should be in line with the buttons on the vest.
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14th January 17, 09:44 PM
#5
Very nice Chuck! I'm in Mount Carmel, so very close to you and have a Leatherneck tartan kilt on order with USA Kilts. Hope to have the pleasure of meeting in the future. Maybe at local Highland games later this year.
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16th January 17, 06:27 AM
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Yes, this was a very quick outfit change at a photo shoot and I should have taken more time to see that all was good.
Looking forward to meeting you adambogel. I'm just down the road in Johnson City.
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16th January 17, 08:27 AM
#7
Nice outfit. I think I like that tartan more every time I see it. Since you and Adam are so close, maybe you both could kilt up and meet in Boring;
maybe liven the place up a bit.
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23rd January 17, 07:28 PM
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Looking good as usual, Chuck! I've had a semi-traditional in Celtic Nations from Rocky for a few years now; it's definitely most worn beside my Douglas Modern 5-yarder, and I believe you may've actually seen me in it before!
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29th January 17, 01:15 AM
#9
Great looking kilt and outfit, slightly biased as that is the look I aspire to in the future.
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