Packing a kilt for travel

**Zardoz** · 27th February 06, 10:20 PM

Originally Posted by Jeremiah

whereabouts in texas are you going?

yeah, what he said! If you're coming to Houston, lemme know!

**GlassMan** · 27th February 06, 11:37 PM

I just received a kilt today by mail and it was the first one ever shipped to me rolled. It didn't have a single wrinkle or crease mark in it. I think I'm gonna have to start rolling my kilts for traveling purposes.

**646guy** · 28th February 06, 07:28 AM

Originally Posted by GlassMan

I just received a kilt today by mail and it was the first one ever shipped to me rolled. It didn't have a single wrinkle or crease mark in it. I think I'm gonna have to start rolling my kilts for traveling purposes.

Let's just say taht UK is also good for travelling in italy and you're bringing back four bottles of wine...they didn't budge an inch in the bag and didn't break either....

**Big Paul** · 28th February 06, 10:02 AM

Go to Phil H's home page.. He has a great tutorial on there..

**pdcorlis** · 28th February 06, 10:43 AM

Originally Posted by Big Paul

Go to Phil H's home page.. He has a great tutorial on there..

That is brilliant - thanks for the link!

**longshadows** · 1st March 06, 08:26 AM

Well, I was going to keep personal replies off-public, but since more than one of the lads in Texas has asked me, I'm coming to Dallas for a wedding. I'd love to try and meet some kilted brothers, but I doubt I'll have time. Between wedding events and the requisite family visits, I'm always "straight out" when I make one of my "Texas fly-ins" Maybe next time. Thanks for asking!

Michael

P.S. just got my first UK and am wearing it today. I love it!

**Livingston** · 1st March 06, 11:24 AM

rolled is the way to go. Before I had any decent hangers, I even kept my tank rolled in a drawer for about a year. Came out looking fine each time I wore it.