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24th June 07, 07:43 PM
#10
Originally Posted by O'Neille
I have a couple skimpy tanks that are on the 5-6 yard range and absolutely love them when it is hot out. I also have a couple wool/PV blends that are both handsewns that behave very good and I've used for many occasions. I like the slim lines of them for day wear. Like you said I think the proof is in the material used. If it doesn't have considerable weight and swish it doesn't even come close to a tank.
I've got some of the short yardage kilts, mostly in what we think of as "casual" material---a Farquharson PV from USAK, the Utilikilts, three PKs (desert and forest MARPAT, flannel lined denim) and so on. Now that I've got the wool kilts, I'm starting to understand what the "wool buzz" was all about.
I'm still intrigued by a wool blend short yardage, either box or knife; maybe it will be enough encouragement to break out the sewing machine.
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