An article about buying and wearing kilts for formal and casual occassions: http://www.budgettravelonline.com/bt...080500980.html More about the kid who couldn't wear his kilt to the school dance: http://www.kfvs12.com/Global/story.a...3&nav=menu51_2 Geoffrey (Tailor) Kiltmakers' bid to aquire a Scottish Castle to be used as a kilt store: http://news.scotsman.com/edinburgh.cfm?id=2211112005 USA Kilt's Grand Opening: http://www.phoenixvillenews.com/site...id=17915&rfi=6 Welsh Women Demand and Get a Garment of Their Own: http://icwales.icnetwork.co.uk/0100n...name_page.html Movie Review of "Christmas in the Clouds" featuring a kilt-wearing Indian: http://www.azcentral.com/arizonarepu...louds1202.html That's all for now.
Originally Posted by Rigged Welsh Women Demand and Get a Garment of Their Own: http://icwales.icnetwork.co.uk/0100n...name_page.html Does anyone know where you can find a picture of this?
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Originally Posted by davedove Does anyone know where you can find a picture of this? http://www.welsh-tartan.com/shop.htm Scroll down and click on the pic of the Clogyn. Very nice looking.
I like that! (Or maybe it's just the model ) I'll have to show this to a lady in the office. She's very interested in her Welsh heritage and would probably like this.
I saw that icWales article earlier this year, & I really want one of those! It's just gorgeous. Sherry
Originally Posted by Rigged An article about buying and wearing kilts for formal and casual occassions: http://www.budgettravelonline.com/bt...080500980.html Brown Watch? Is that a less agressive version of the Govenment Sett?:smile: Jamie
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Originally Posted by Sherry I saw that icWales article earlier this year, & I really want one of those! It's just gorgeous. Sherry Which item? They all look good (with the possible exception of the T-shirt). The Welsh ladies are to be complimented for insisting on something of their own. BTW, a dictionary defined a "serape" as a "woolen blanket, often brightly colored, used as a garment in Spanish-American countries." Is this an equivalent from the Celtic past, or is this a cultural borrowing that the Welsh are making their own?
Originally Posted by Tim Walker BTW, a dictionary defined a "serape" as a "woolen blanket, often brightly colored, used as a garment in Spanish-American countries." Is this an equivalent from the Celtic past, or is this a cultural borrowing that the Welsh are making their own? I thought the cultural borrowing was more in the lines of the name than the garment style itself: do you guys think it looks like a serape? Bryan...maybe I oughta look one 'o them serape things up on the web...
The clogyn, of course! Sherry
Originally Posted by bikercelt1 Brown Watch? Is that a less agressive version of the Govenment Sett?:smile: Jamie The Brown Watch Tarten is more commonly known as the Office Tarten.It's for the more ah, agreeable employees. :-)
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) I'll have to show this to a lady in the office. She's very interested in her Welsh heritage and would probably like this.
