I love the look of the predominantly blue tartans. The Clarke tartan is fairly complex and I think pleating to the sett was the best choice. That is definitely one handsome looking kilt you have there.
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Congratulations, O'Neille, that is one very nice kilt indeed. You say it came from Scotland, but you do not name the kiltmaker. Dare one ask who it is?
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Congratulations, O'Neille, that is one very nice kilt indeed. You say it came from Scotland, but you do not name the kiltmaker. Dare one ask who it is?
I got it from my usual supplier in Glasgow that does business w/ Gaelic Themes. So I'd suppose it is from one of their makers. O'Neille
Excellent kilt O'Neille! I LOVE THE CLARK/ANCIENT CLERGY TARTANS, THOUGH THEY ARE SLIGHTLY DIFFERENT, AND WHEN I THINK I CAN ACTUALLY WAIT A FEW WEEKS (cursed caps lock ) to get a kilt, I'll prbably or der one from Rocky. It looks sharp!
Originally Posted by Hamish
) to get a kilt, I'll prbably or der one from Rocky. It looks sharp!
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