New 10yd Ancient Old Stewart kilt

**David Dalglish** · 2nd September 06, 09:57 AM

Went up town today with my wife & Grandson wearing my new 10yd Ancient Old Stewart kilt, thought you might like to see it. Its my winter kilt, I am not saying its heavy, but it take two of us to put it on
Outside my house, trying the Dearstalker out with the outfit

This is me & my grandson at the statue of Jimmy Dyer, a well known busker around Carlisle in bygone days, it is in the Lanes Shopping centre.

I thought you might like to see the pleats.

The pictures are not great, but it gives the general look.

**Tattoo Bradley** · 2nd September 06, 10:05 AM

From the looks of the pleat shot... it almost looks like ya got 'er on backie! That's a good thing though eh?

**andyfg** · 2nd September 06, 02:14 PM

Great kilt David. Looks good on you.

**O'Neille** · 2nd September 06, 03:44 PM

It looks good but the pictures don't give a feeling of moving pleats. They look solid like a new kilt w/o the basting stitches removed. I'm sure it looks less structured in motion. O'Neille

**Robin** · 2nd September 06, 04:36 PM

That's not a tank...that's a Dreadnought

Awesome!!!!

**MacTavishOfJapan** · 2nd September 06, 05:18 PM

As I'm not up to speed on kilt making, is it ten yards because it has deeper pleats or more pleats? :confused: My kilt is going to be around nine yards but that's because I am a big laddie, you're not that big.

The kilt looks absolutely magnificient by the way. You wear it well too!

**David Dalglish** · 3rd September 06, 12:44 AM

Originally Posted by O'Neille

It looks good but the pictures don't give a feeling of moving pleats. They look solid like a new kilt w/o the basting stitches removed. I'm sure it looks less structured in motion. O'Neille

No one could stand within a yard of me when I walk, or they will get knocked over, It swings superbly