Show us your Tweed kilts

[Dale Seago]

Bit of a blurry image, but one benefit to non-tartan kilts is that they lend themselves to including more dynamic patterns in other parts of te ensemble.

That's an excellent point!

[RockyR]

Here's one we made for a customer.

[Dick Ackerman]

Here is my Tweed Kilt. It is a Lochcarron Medlem Tweed.

[Dale Seago]

Dang. I'm already jonesin' for my next tweed kilt, and I haven't even decided what tweed it's to be or who's to make it.

[Downunder Kilt]

And another.



This is one of Rocky's in Lochcarron Poacher.

I have a jacket and waistcoat in Poacher tweed which I love, but that kilt is outstanding.

[M. A. C. Newsome]

I've had a few different tweed kilts in my collection over the years. Mostly Harris tweed.





A Harris tweed in a tartan -- this is something similar to a weathered MacKenzie but is not a true tartan. The warp and weft are different.


One of the rare photos of me in white hose.


I wore a tweed kilt formally once to a Burns Night.



(trying to demonstrate how to wear a shepherd's plaid).

A two-piece kilt suit (some nameless tweed off of Ebay).


This last one is an Ardalanish Tweed kilt.

[M. A. C. Newsome]

Full matching three-piece kilt suit from Harris Tweed.


I love mixing tweed patterns and textures. This is the same jacket & waistcoat from the suit, worn with a different tweed kilt (the one I'm wearing in the shepherd's plaid photo).


And the kilt from that suit worn alone.

[M. A. C. Newsome]

Friends in tweed kilts.




That's Brian Wilton of the STA in the center, wearing a kilt from Ardalanish tweed.

[CMcG]

Those are some lovely tweed kilts there, gentlemen. I'm particularly enjoying the ones that have a bit of a pattern, without being a tartan.

[Cowher]

I had the below thread going a long time ago. Some awesome kilts. I really need to get myself a tweed kilt.


http://www.xmarksthescot.com/forum/f...r-tweel-64607/