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    Newsome "Philabeg" in Tweed

    The excellent tweed kilts thread in the traditional forum reminds me that I've never posted photos of this particular kilt.

    Made by Matt Newsome, it's a late 18th C. style philabeg ("little kilt"), meaning: box-pleated to the random (neither to the sett or stripe), non-tapered (waist size and length being the only measurements in play), no (visible!) buckles & straps.

    The tartan is Grant/Drummond:
    http://www.tartans.scotland.net/tart...tan_id=429.htm

    And the fabric is 18 oz. Harris tweed, wonderful hard-wearing stuff!



    Last edited by Woodsheal; 12th September 11 at 12:51 PM.
    Brian

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