Knife pocket in the kick pleat

**Father Bill** · 8th December 15, 08:32 PM

I managed to zoom in on it. It's one of those very flat, very sharp folding lockbacks with a clip on it like a ball-point pen has. If it's like mine it won't have much weight to effect the swing or hang of the kilt a lot. Bit of an affectation to me but interesting. p

**Downunder Kilt** · 8th December 15, 08:43 PM

The tartan is available from Paul Henry kilts, I don't know where the Harris came from. By the jumper and boots in the photo I would say the kilt came from North of Hadrians kilts and clothing. One of the owners learnt everything he knows about kilts, including the under apron pocket from the owner of this forum

**Leprechaun 91** · 8th December 15, 08:53 PM

Originally Posted by Downunder Kilt

... I don't know where the Harris came from. ...

My poor typing... Fixed in OP. Thanks.

**Leprechaun 91** · 8th December 15, 08:48 PM

Originally Posted by Father Bill

I managed to zoom in on it. It's one of those very flat, very sharp folding lockbacks with a clip on it like a ball-point pen has. If it's like mine it won't have much weight to effect the swing or hang of the kilt a lot. Bit of an affectation to me but interesting. p

I like the idea for a spot to slip a spare key or perhaps a fiver. I just thought the idea of using the extra material within the kick pleat was interesting. It is a great looking kilt even without the pocket.