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    New kilts!!!!

    Well, a short while ago I bought two very reasonably priced off the rack kilts at a local kiltmakers during their sale.
    (And later found them available on Ebay but more expensive.)

    I passed them on to my dear mother who took altered them so that they wouldn't be too long on me and, as usual, she did a smashing job.
    And was thus rewarded with many gifts.


    Here are some bad pictures taken late at night.
    I am sure I will take some better ones in a few days.


    First, here is me in my new solid navy kilt. (About 11-13oz)





    And, my lovely new 13 oz Tweed kilt. (And very comfortable it is, too.)





    Both kilts are really comfortable and fit just great with a bit of leeway if I loose or gain more weight.
    That brings the Kollection up to 4 with a denim kilt on order from Unionkilts and a Tank on order for the wedding.

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    Two good looking kilts there, Arlen.
    Kilts in Tweed seem to be coming more fashionable.
    You will love the denim Union kilt - I've had mine a few months now and besides being very comfortable have had a few very positive comments with trouser clad guys approaching me and asking where they can buy one.
    Regional Director for Scotland for Clan Cunningham International, and a Scottish Armiger.

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    Great Arlen! You say you found that tweed one on Ebay as well? Interesting... I agree with Alex: tweed DOES to be gaining steam as of late. I know I myself want one.

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    Congratulations on the new kilts Arlen, wear them well.

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    Good find Arlen, both look great. The navy in particular looks superb.

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    I too agree, great kilt. I have not ventured to the non-traditional tartans and thanks for sharing those kilts with me.
    Wallace Catanach, Kiltmaker

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    Thanks for all the compliments.
    Yes, you can get a few tweed kilts by the same Mill on Ebay through the infamous Gold brothers heritage of Scotland.
    I am actually really happy with the quality of mine, so I think it is worth keeping an eye out for one in your size.


    All in all I am happy with my new kilts. They are comfortable and you can't beat the price.
    I am actually thinking of ordering another tweed one when my pay comes in.

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    Unfortunately, the cost of shipping this kilt to the US is GBP 25 or about US$50, more than the cost of the kilt.

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    Happy new kilt Arlen

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    Good pics Arlen and you look so happy

    Everything I have read about tweed kilts has been in the super-expensive league until you mentioned a certain "infamous" source!
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