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    I could get the clan crest badge for the front of the sporran,and go with a different kind of pin, Wanted to throw in a touch of tradition somewhere. Thanks for the ideas.

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    Have to agree with Panache about the kilt pin. Here's a page with one that might be to your liking:

    http://www.boldblades.com/Clothing%2...cessories.html

    Add a black UM92 and you'll be good to go. We're looking forward to the photos.

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    Shoot us a picture. It all sounds like a good outfit to me. I always wear nylon for carrying. doesn't hold the moisture in. O'Neille

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    Welcome from Carlisle England--I think getting you outfits together takes trial & error. Post pictures & you will get different opinions

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    OK, scratch the shoes. They look much better online than they do in the store.

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    Looks like it would go together pretty well.

    I'm cautious about the belt, though. A fair amount of metal on there to snag the material.

    Take a look at these from Blackhawk:
    http://www.blackhawk.com/product_det...uct_id=2001&d=

    or for a "heavy duty" look:
    http://www.blackhawk.com/product_det...uct_id=4723&d=

    It would also go better with the nylon sporran.

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    why not?

    Check this out! The army standing orders for Scottish Dress uniforms... This dress order is "SD1" (Scottish Dress 1)



    Get a button up kahki shirt to go with it, and it will look fine, no, GREAT.

    Army Standing Orders

    The orders to look for.
    SD1 Scottish Dress 1 (Scottish Ceremonial Dress)
    SD2 Scottish Dress 2 (Scottish General Duty Dress)
    SD3 Scottish Dress 3 (Mess Dress)
    SD4 Scottish Dress 4 (Mess Dress - White Jacket)
    SD5 Scottish Dress 5
    SD6 Scottish Dress 6

    I've been thinking about doing this myself, being I have one of those military belts as well... I think this would make an interesting themed look for the Highland games, say a group of guys... maybe pipers going for a casual military look...?

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    I agree with Panache, too. Everythin gyou've got thereis kind of "edgy...non-traditional. So why not get a non-traditional kilt pin, eh? Ont he other hand, if you just really want that clan kilt pin, then go for it.

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    I use a military belt, as in SD1, with my DPM kilt - even though it is not a military design fabric.

    It works well - and they last a long time, mine was army surplus in 1969 and has been used for caving, climbing, sailing and just general everyday. It was black when I got it and is now light grey, but otherwise is as good as ever, but I think I need to pay some attention to the metal work - the one in the picture does rather put mine to shame.

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    Standard kilt belt buckles can be easily fitted to the nylon pistol belts, they are both 2.25".

    I have a black-finish celtic buckle on my nylon pistol belt.

    Good lord, that SD3 mess dress with the red jacket ...Give Santa his jacket back!
    Last edited by Sciuropterus; 20th August 06 at 06:03 PM.

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