Unfortunately, even at Scottish festivals, I don't see that many boys with kilts. Too bad. I think parents don't realize just how many years of wear they can actually get out of a boy's kilt, since the straps adjust & boys' kilts have hems that can be let out as they grow. And then the kilts can be passed on to a younger brother or cousin.
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Originally Posted by Raphael
Fort Langley BC, eh Raphael? I remember that great day so well. Just one of the 15 or so fabulous days we spent with you during the Vancouver Gathering 2005.
Say "Hi" to Nathaniel from me.
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I think parents don't realize just how many years of wear they can actually get out of a boy's kilt, since the straps adjust & boys' kilts have hems that can be let out as they grow. And then the kilts can be passed on to a younger brother or cousin.
Originally Posted by Raphael
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