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9th April 12, 12:31 AM
#15
 Originally Posted by seanachie
Yes, Jock but when you don't have generations before you who wore kilts and pass them on or a government to issue you one that is a trickier proposition. A good wool kilt costs a fair amount these days, and quite frankly I don't have the resources to expend that chunk of change and then go roll in the mud and tear it up.
I think Steve was right in his comments about how it is worn and what it looks like. I don't own one of his kilts, but I do Robert Pel's and I think they are an excellent example of craftsmanship and Robert tries to blend modern and traditional. I personally, and it's just my preference, dislike the narrow aprons on UKs, and RKilts have a nice full apron.
You do realize that you can get a wool kilt from some sources cheaper than an RKilt hemp. I've never understood this argument. You can't justify your side by throwing a similarly priced garment into the fray. I don't know how you could justify running through the mud and muck in a $375 "modern" kilt. That's still a little rich for my blood. If you want something to withstand abuse, buy a casual PV from Rocky. They take it all, look better, and cheaper than any overpriced UK. My moderns have been worn rarely since I acquired mine.
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