How to be Spoiled at Christmas

[Big Mikey]

How does a wife spoil her husband at Christmas? Well, first she secretly contacts a renowned kiltmaker and requests that he fashion a suitable garment with some fabric that he is holding for said husband.



She then orders a custom tailored shirt because she wants her man "STYLIN'"!



Not only that but there is a second shirt under construction!

And what would a kilt be without a rare and treasured kilt pin?



No outfit would look complete without custom flashes with the new owners trademark.



And even the lovely daughter contributed with a beautiful presentation set of accessories.



Gentlemen, I count myself among the truly blessed whose wife not only supports the habit but FEEDS THE ADDICTION.

[Big Mikey]

And how better to break in the new kilt than to return to the kiltmaker and assist in celebrating his natal anniversary. First, find a suitable beverage establishment.





Call up a friend to join you ......



add in some good food, good drink, great conversation and there you go, a happy birthday for the curmudgeonly old kiltmaker.

[Panache]

Jackpot!

You made out like a bandit for Christmas.

Glad to see Steve celebrated his birthday in good company.

Is he still drinking coffee that late?

Jeepers I always call it quits by 4:45 (but then again cocktail hour starts at 5:00 )

Cheers

Jamie

[pipesndrumsnun]

That's GREAT, Big Mikey!! Three cheers for your wife and for all of your new goodies!! Congrats!!

[beloitpiper]

Wow, she must really love you. What tartan is that? It's so beautiful!

[Big Mikey]

The tartan is the same as James MacMillan's Chattan #6(?). He had a 29 syllable name for it. I call it Fraser and Kirkbright Fashion Grey or BIG GUY BEAUTY!

[SteveB]

Mike, Congratulations on a fantastic kilt from a fantastic kiltmaker. By way of a fantastic family. Cheers.
---- Steve

[Freelander Sporrano]

Nice to see all you lads together. Happy New Year... Congrats to Mike and Steve on that kilt. The flashes were a nice detail too

[Moosedog]

Wow! Thanks for sharing the wonderul pics, you are fortunate indeed.

Moosedog

[James MacMillan]

Way to go Mikey! I sure love my kilt in that tartan too.

And just so you know, I named my kilt the Catanach #6, because it was the 6th kilt that Wally Catanach made.

The tartan I named “Light Grey Leatherneck Urban Warfare tartan number 16.”

But as you know, it's a fashion tartan and has no name, so we can call it what we want.

Now we know that there are at least two of them out there!