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    That's awesome. Just think of the designs you could get on the back of a cilt (ie. Celtic knots, maple leaf, shamrock, etc.)

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    looks printed oan tae me....

    an Big Davy is richt... the possiblites are endless...

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    That's sweet! I love it! Stop showing me all these great kilts! You're making me covet

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    Well, it will certainly draw attention to your backside! (Not that they aren't watching it already!)
    Mark Dockendorf
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    Thumbs down

    Reminds me of the stencilled snowflakes we used to put on the widows at Christmas with cans of spray snow.

    Sorry, but I think it detracts from what appears to be an otherwise beautiful kilt. (In fact, taking a closer look, it seems like a temporary window dressing sort of thing. You can see what appears to be some of the paint in a square pattern around the actual design.)


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    I'm with longshadows. And I wonder how it will wear. You wouldn't want to spend much time seated.

    But then, I am a renowned grouch.
    Ron Stewart
    'S e ar roghainn a th' ann - - - It is our choices

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    I'll third that, a nice tartan with anything on it just doesn't work for me, kinda like the huge white X crossing someone else's kilted **** at the Quneen Mary Highland games.


    CT - uhmm, no.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ronstew
    I'm with longshadows. And I wonder how it will wear. You wouldn't want to spend much time seated.

    But then, I am a renowned grouch.
    The grouchieness is the after affect of a long hibernation,yeah?

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    Quote Originally Posted by longshadows
    Reminds me of the stencilled snowflakes we used to put on the widows at Christmas with cans of spray snow.

    Sorry, but I think it detracts from what appears to be an otherwise beautiful kilt. (In fact, taking a closer look, it seems like a temporary window dressing sort of thing. You can see what appears to be some of the paint in a square pattern around the actual design.)


    it is actually done in silver.... ai thoucht the 'overspray' looked a bit odd tae... but it was clearly intentional... (not sure why though...)

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    Some folks like it, some folks don't....the joy of this kilt is that designers are coming up with new ideas - a sure sign of fashion strength in today's market.

    Ron
    Ol' Macdonald himself, a proud son of Skye and Cape Breton Island
    Lifetime Member STA. Two time winner of Utilikiltarian of the Month.
    "I'll have a kilt please, a nice hand sewn tartan, 16 ounce Strome. Oh, and a sporran on the side, with a strap please."

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