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26th March 16, 09:05 AM
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I'd say a definite "No" to the Saxon jacket; far better no jacket than one cut for a different garment than the kilt. It just doesn't go together.
I agree with Anne too - lighter colours perhaps. Ties (if you wear one) should be plain or striped. Don't try ever to match your tie to your kilt.
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26th March 16, 04:14 PM
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Colton, you are getting there.
To echo off with the others.. Yeah, I wouldn't wear that jacket. It doesn't look right with your kilt.
Heed Anne's advice. You need some lighter colors on you.
I plan to wear my American Heritage tartan kilt, lovatt blue, ancient blue tie, white shirt, and black vest for tomorrow. Light it up, my kilted brother.
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26th March 16, 04:38 PM
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Originally Posted by Thekiltedmohawk
Colton, you are getting there.
To echo off with the others.. Yeah, I wouldn't wear that jacket. It doesn't look right with your kilt.
Heed Anne's advice. You need some lighter colors on you.
I plan to wear my American Heritage tartan kilt, lovatt blue, ancient blue tie, white shirt, and black vest for tomorrow. Light it up, my kilted brother.
Kiltedmohawk, please post pictures. This sounds like something i may want to mature my wardrobe with. Thanks
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26th March 16, 04:43 PM
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Originally Posted by kiltedcontractor
Kiltedmohawk, please post pictures. This sounds like something i may want to mature my wardrobe with. Thanks
I will do that tomorrow. Cheers.
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29th March 16, 06:51 PM
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Here it is...
Thank you for all the advice on what to wear, I took the advice of wearing a brighter shirt and tie. The brightest pair of kilt hose I had were a dark green, but I thought they went quite well with my kilt color(the pair of kilt hose I would really like to get are Wool Aran hose but I haven't found any for sale). I have a blackthorn cane that my grandfather made for me in the photo because my birthday was coming up but he gave it to me early for the photo.
I wish I could make the image larger, sorry about that.
Currently me and my grandfather are working on a cromack for him in time for the upcoming Highland games.
I hope you all had a great Easter!
Last edited by Colton Gunning; 29th March 16 at 07:35 PM.
Reason: Bigger image
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29th March 16, 08:01 PM
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Well done you looked great, very nice stick you have there, as the years go on I find the piece that have some family connection are the ones I am drawn to so I am sure you will get lots of use from that stick. I also look forward to seeing your crommach when its done.
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29th March 16, 09:06 PM
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Colton, very nicely turned out.
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29th March 16, 09:56 PM
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Colton, you looked dapper! Well done, lad.
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30th March 16, 05:12 AM
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30th March 16, 01:42 PM
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This young man can teach me a thing or two about fashion. Well done Colton!
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