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Ialtog My first kilt arrived 20th October 06, 08:54 AM
Kid Cossack Hard to go wrong . . . 20th October 06, 09:06 AM
sorcererdale Aren't new kilts exciting to... 20th October 06, 09:08 AM
Macman Congratulations on your first... 20th October 06, 09:40 AM
Freelander Sporrano I´ve always liked that... 20th October 06, 10:03 AM
TimC Congrats on the new one...ah,... 20th October 06, 10:08 AM
A Hay Congratulations, Ialtog 20th October 06, 10:12 AM
Tattoo Bradley You are certainly off to a... 20th October 06, 10:08 AM
pbpersson My kilt belt when I first... 23rd October 06, 08:04 AM
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    My first kilt arrived

    My USA Kilts casual in Ireland's National arrived yesterday. I have four not so terrific photos up at Kiltphotos.com. I don't think I can post those directly into this message as they don't have .jpg extensions, but you can see them here:

    http://www.kiltphotos.com/thumbnails.php?album=91

    In addition to the kilt, I bought a kilt belt with the Irish harp motif on the buckle, a matching kilt pin, a Celtic Knot sporran, a pair of kilt hose and green flashes (no pictures with the hose/flashes yet).

    The funny thing is yesterday when I got home I checked the front porch - no package - and then entered the house from the garage since I needed to stash my bike. Later that night a good friend stopped by. As I opened the door for her, the box fell on my feet. It had been there all day, in between the doors. Since I had used the garage door I had no idea. I almost knocked her down running the bedroom so I could change.

    I'm also very embarrassed to admit how long it took me to figure out the kilt belt. Has anyone else been baffled at first putting the buckle on and figuring out how to adjust the belt? Or is that just me? It sure does look sharp though. I love the harp motif. And it is much more substantial than I thought it would be. All of the items I bought surpassed my expectations. I thought my friend was going to try and steal my kilt hose.

    What a wonderful night. I am really looking forward to getting home tonight and seeing how different shirts go with it. Anyway, I am one happy camper.

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    Hard to go wrong . . .

    Hard to go wrong with a USA Casual! That's a very sharp looking outfit. Can't help on the belt side of things, as I don't have a real "kilt belt."

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    Aren't new kilts exciting to get! Your's really looks good!

    I just got sample swatches from USA Kilts and was so excited about just them. My wife picked out the Buccleuch one. She said it wasn't as bright as the others. I don't know if she doesn't like the colors on the others, or just doesn't want my kilt to be too "flashy." I haven't asked her why she said that. Now as soon as we have time this weekend, I will get measured and can order my third kilt!!! Can't wait.

    DALE.

    You don't have to be Scottish to be comfortable!

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    Congratulations on your first kilt! You will love that USAK. Thanks for the pictures too; that is a really nice tartan.
    "Touch not the cat bot a glove."

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    I´ve always liked that tartan, Congrats
    All the Best.....David.
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    Congrats on the new one...ah, kilt. Looks good.

    -Tim

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    Congratulations, Ialtog

    A man can't help but smile when putting on a new kilt! You look great.

    Tom

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    Congratulations! My USAK IN is still one of my favorite kilts. Matches with many things, and just fun to wear. Enjoy it!
    The kilt concealed a blaster strapped to his thigh. Lazarus Long

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    You are certainly off to a good start with a USA Kilt. Congratulations. The Ireland's National is an awesome tartan. I like wearing mine with an orange polo, or khaki with oatmeal hose. There are TONS of options. I even got my cousin Billy into kilting with one of those.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Ialtog

    I'm also very embarrassed to admit how long it took me to figure out the kilt belt. Has anyone else been baffled at first putting the buckle on and figuring out how to adjust the belt? Or is that just me?
    My kilt belt when I first took it out of the box was like no other belt I had ever seen. Now I asked the question the moment I took it out of the box - how do I change the size of this thing? My initial inspection of the belt lead me to believe there was no way to change the size...but I decided that was the wrong answer so I kept looking. Now....had I been wearing the belt at the time, there would have been no hope in sight, I never would have figured it out.

    My question is....how did we ever survive without Velcro?


    Phil in Phoenix

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