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    I, too, appreciate the education available on this board. Thanks for letting us know, Matt.

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    sorry to ressurect such an old thread. But has anybody tried making a kilt out of Masai tartan? What material is the cloth? wool?

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    Quote Originally Posted by cloves
    sorry to ressurect such an old thread. But has anybody tried making a kilt out of Masai tartan? What material is the cloth? wool?
    An interesting thought, but I suspect that if there was such a kilt, that it would have been built from a custom weave fabric.

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    Now its returned . . .

    I've always wondered if the tribal African tartan-esque materials pre-dated or post-dated their contact with highland regiments.

    Also, if there is a significance to either the colors or the patterns. Red=Warrior has already been said, but is there more?

    Curious and Curiouser,

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    if anybody knows the answer to the pre or post question it'd be Matt Newsome. I'm just curious about what and where the "tartan-esques" are made. Right there on the savannah? on a loom? out of what?
    A kilt made out of the stuff would be a really cool concept.

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