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29th December 15, 02:07 PM
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Originally Posted by jthk
Hiya,
I recently became acquainted with Matthew Newsome's website and his articles and have developed an interest in that style of kilt. May I inquire as to your experience with them?
Thanks,
Jonathan
Jonathan
I have known Matt for years and have 4 of his box pleated kilts the Ulster is one of them and was my first in the 4 yard box pleat style. I think they are wonderful for warm weather and would not hesitate to recommend both the 4 yard box pleat and Matt Newsome as a kilt maker.
Here is a photo of Matt and myself back when he was at the Scottish Tartan Museum in Franklin NC
Here is one of the Ulster Modern
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29th December 15, 02:21 PM
#12
this is me in my Ulster Red from the Celtic Croft. It's their Homespun. I have it and Macneil of Barra in it. LOVE THEM!
"Don't give up what you want most for what you want now."
Just my 2¢ worth.
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29th December 15, 04:02 PM
#13
Originally Posted by McMurdo
Jonathan
I have known Matt for years and have 4 of his box pleated kilts the Ulster is one of them and was my first in the 4 yard box pleat style. I think they are wonderful for warm weather and would not hesitate to recommend both the 4 yard box pleat and Matt Newsome as a kilt maker.
Here is a photo of Matt and myself back when he was at the Scottish Tartan Museum in Franklin NC
Thanks a million for your reply. Sadly, it seems that Matt is very busy and isn't taking any orders anytime soon. Perhaps when his list opens up, I may ask for one. Keenly interested.
Lovely kilts, needless to say! Nice jacket too! (I'm going through some sport jackets that I have and will ask, beg, plead with my wife to help me cut one down to a more kilt-appropriate style.)
All the best,
Jonathan
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29th December 15, 07:11 PM
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Originally Posted by jthk
Lovely kilts, needless to say! Nice jacket too! (I'm going through some sport jackets that I have and will ask, beg, plead with my wife to help me cut one down to a more kilt-appropriate style.)
All the best,
Jonathan
Thanks the jacket was one I purchased from a local tartan shop on consignment I find going to ebay or seeing whats for sale on the forum works for me.
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29th December 15, 07:35 PM
#15
size
Originally Posted by McMurdo
Thanks the jacket was one I purchased from a local tartan shop on consignment I find going to ebay or seeing whats for sale on the forum works for me.
For me to follow suit, I should find out my size first ... Would a kilt jacket size be the same as a typical suit/sport jacket?
Jonathan
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29th December 15, 07:41 PM
#16
Generally go up one size as British sizing is tighter than US sizing.
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30th December 15, 05:11 AM
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6th January 16, 05:56 PM
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There is also a very brown version of the Ulster. Ulster weathered I believe. I made my personal kilt from it. Out of House of Edgar. I love it. Very woodsey, can sit on grass and logs without worrying about stains....
I lost tons of pictures in last computer snaffu. Will try and up load one of the color of it.
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