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2nd April 10, 12:55 PM
#29
Originally Posted by Jock Scot
Brian K.
You are quite correct. How the tartan in the kilt is pleated has, as far as I am concerned, nothing to do with tradition. I just happen to think tartans pleated to the stripe look far too busy, to my eyes they look more like a string bead curtain and unnecessarily brash for civilian wear. Others are quite at liberty to think otherwise and no doubt the world will carry on spinning whatever we choose.
I have a feeling that you are correct with the suggestion that pleating to the stripe does seem to be more popular on your side of the Atlantic.
By the way, Jock, there are a lot of people in my town who admire your bonnet. It's proved to be quite the conversation starter and folks are unanimous in praising you as a gentleman and a generous fellow.
Thanks again,
Brian
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