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24th April 11, 02:57 PM
#1
A Happy Kilted Easter!
Ok - so I grew a pair and had a kilted Easter Sunday today. Aside from a single Burns Dinner (with my daughter), it was my first kilted outing. My kids were thrilled, and my wife a little dubious - but supportive. The reaction at church was very positive, and since I was the only kilted soul there (there's only 2-3 others I've ever seen kilted before) - I had a bit more attention than I'm used to. I'll admit to being a bit nervous when I realized early this morning that I was scheduled to be head-usher this week, but I'd already made the decision and decided to stick with it.
Hopefully, I managed the look - I'll let the Rabble decide. The tank is from Scotweb, the jacket was cut-down by a local tailor, and yes - those are ghillie brogues (sorry, but my kids like them, and I'm weak). I would have preferred a fancier sporran, but Rocky's hasn't arrived yet (to be clear, I ordered it Friday night, and it shipped Sat morning - so it'll be here tomorrow. That's quick!).
Cheers. 
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24th April 11, 03:27 PM
#2
Looks good to me. I couldn't go kilted because I keep bed to 1 yr old babies at my church. Have to sit on the floor. Need I say more.
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24th April 11, 04:25 PM
#3
Looking good. I like the simplicity of your sporran. Seems appropriate for Easter Sunday. And, if the kids like ghillies then wear them--they look fine anyway.
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24th April 11, 04:55 PM
#4
Looks good to me! What is the tartan if I may ask?
KD
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24th April 11, 05:24 PM
#5
 Originally Posted by KiltedDixon
Looks good to me! What is the tartan if I may ask? 
Ancient MacKay.
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24th April 11, 07:17 PM
#6
Seems good to me. If I might make one suggestion, it would be to go back to your tailor and have them put a slight curve in the bottom part of where your jacket opens. This would give your sporran a bit more room to prevent a "cramped" look.
- Justitia et fortitudo invincibilia sunt
- An t'arm breac dearg
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24th April 11, 08:33 PM
#7
You look fantastic! I agree with CMcG about the jacket but that's minor and only a kiltie would even notice. The shoes are a bit fancy for the rest of the look but they're not overwhelming and, as was said, "if the kids like ghillies then wear them." Nothing makes a parent happier than pleasing the children. In all, you look great. Nice outfit!
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