Bargain Kilt Belt from Lowes

**Richland** · 23rd May 06, 07:42 PM

I saw the same belt at Sears..perfect for casual kilt wear....I dont accesorize in brown. but if i had a brown sporran this would be agreat choice.

**NewKilt** · 23rd May 06, 09:54 PM

Nice belt, and welcome to XMarks. I'm just down the road in Jefferson City.

Darrell

**Bob C** · 24th May 06, 05:56 AM

Welcome, Dave. I have that exact same belt. I would not try to pass it off as black, but it is the perfect dark brown casual kilt belt.

Good recommendation.

**TimC** · 24th May 06, 07:20 AM

Welcome Dave...thus begins you're journey thru the addiction loving refered to as "X-MARKS"

-Tim

**KiltedCodeWarrior** · 24th May 06, 07:22 AM

Welcome ChefDave! That is a nice loking belt. I need a casual brown belt, might have to run by Lowe's today at lunch.

**pdcorlis** · 24th May 06, 08:18 AM

When I looked at those belts at the local Lowes - they seemed kinda "greasy" - I was afraid they would end up staining my kilts. I wonder if I was looking at a bad lot...

**Kilted KT** · 24th May 06, 08:20 AM

I'll have to go get one to wear when out in the woods!!!

thanks!

**Mattg** · 24th May 06, 08:36 AM

That's a great rugged look'n belt! I'm off to Lowe's!

Oh, and welcome!

**Caradoc** · 24th May 06, 08:32 AM

Originally Posted by pdcorlis

When I looked at those belts at the local Lowes - they seemed kinda "greasy" - I was afraid they would end up staining my kilts. I wonder if I was looking at a bad lot...

I've had a few belts that were a bit greasy. If you put them between two towels or rags with some weights (I used plain old red bricks - nothing too heavy) to keep 'em pressed, and leave them on a concrete porch in the summertime, the extra oil comes right out and leaves them reasonably clean.