That's what it says, Balmoral... https://www.ebay.com/itm/20566057976...102140.m167418 For comparison, the real thing.
Last edited by OC Richard; 8th August 25 at 06:51 PM.
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I wonder if anyone would actually choose to wear this.
Janner52,Jock Scot
It's genuine acrylic, as Dame Edna Everage used to say.
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Originally Posted by John_Carrick It's genuine acrylic, as Dame Edna Everage used to say. Now that is a cutting comment, in the circumstances.
No Orlons were injured in the making of this kilt.
Originally Posted by figheadair I wonder if anyone would actually choose to wear this. I find it offensive that they would dare to market it in this country, and use the Balmoral name.
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Originally Posted by Janner52 I find it offensive that they would dare to market it in this country, and use the Balmoral name. it does say "Clan Balmoral" so maybe that is a traditional pattern from the Acrylic Clans of the highlands of Pakistan where sheep fear to tread?
Originally Posted by figheadair I wonder if anyone would actually choose to wear this. Then there is this: “ Scottish Traditional Clan Glen Affric Handmade 8-yard Tartan Kilt for Men Custom”, at $90 USD 😞😖🤦*♂️
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I seriously doubt that the Pakistani weavers use, or are aware of, the distinctive thread used to weave Balmoral tartan https://www.tartanregister.gov.uk/tartanDetails?ref=182
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