Scottish Wildcat Tartan kilt suit at the Kincardine Highland Games

**McMurdo** · 2nd July 16, 08:43 PM

I wanted to share these photos here as today was the first wear for my Scottish Wildcat Tartan kilt suit. We went to the Kincardine Highland Games, it was a glorious day weather wise and a wonderful games. I got a lot of questions about the tartan and was inundated with photo requests. Here are 2 of the shots from the day.

Also I wanted to thank everyone at the Scottish Company for making my dream outfit come true. I am the designer of the Scottish Wildcat Tartan and have wanted a kilt suit in the tartan since I designed it. I got some more yardage and had the talented staff at the Scottish Company pull it all together. The attention to detail and the skill of the tailor are second to none and to my mind the price was reasonable. The entire staff listened to my ideas and requirements and did not bat an eye to any of it. Yesterday I wore my kilt suit for the first time to the Kincardine Highland Games where I was inundated with questions and compliments on my outfit. Thanks again.

**Profane James** · 3rd July 16, 09:43 AM

Smashing, dear sir. Rocking it! (If I may say so)

**Nathan** · 4th July 16, 06:48 AM

Since I'm also in these photos, I wanted to add that the kilt suit looked absolutely tremendous is person. Top notch! People were stopping Glen to talk about it a lot.

**grizzbass** · 4th July 16, 11:47 AM

great looking outfits. I need to get me a long stick (but then do I have to talk softly also)

**crash** · 10th July 16, 01:50 PM

I knew I should have gone to Kincardine. The suit looks great Glen. I noticed it in the Tartan Tuesdays photo too and thought "wow that's a great looking suit".

**tripleblessed** · 13th July 16, 07:21 AM

Originally Posted by McMurdo

I was inundated with questions and compliments on my outfit.

As well you should have been. Many tartans yield an "over the top" look in suit quantity, but thanks to good design
and wonderful color choices, yours manages to be quite dignified and lovely. It even has an air of sublety I've never
seen before in a tartan suit of any other tartan.

**McMurdo** · 13th July 16, 07:49 AM

Originally Posted by tripleblessed

As well you should have been. Many tartans yield an "over the top" look in suit quantity, but thanks to good design
and wonderful color choices, yours manages to be quite dignified and lovely. It even has an air of sublety I've never
seen before in a tartan suit of any other tartan.

Thank you so much for your words I am humbled by them and am always encouraged that much more when seeing how well received the tartan is

**Thekiltedmohawk** · 16th July 16, 07:51 PM

That's the suit of the year, sir! Love it!

**Jimmy the Celt** · 19th July 16, 09:55 AM

I have got to get a kilt in that tartan eventually. Good cause and beautiful design. I love it!

**OC Richard** · 21st July 16, 06:26 PM

Originally Posted by tripleblessed

Many tartans yield an "over the top" look in suit quantity, but thanks to good design and wonderful color choices, yours manages to be quite dignified and lovely. It even has an air of sublety I've never
seen before in a tartan suit of any other tartan.

Hear, hear!

My feelings exactly.

I've seen that tartan in person, photos don't do it justice.

It does a thing few modern tartans do: it looks simultaneously traditional and utterly fresh.

It also, as you say, achieves subtlety, something in short supply in most recent tartans, which seem determined to bludgeon the viewer over the head rather than beguile the eye.