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    Wink Received kilt #2 + picture

    Good afternoon all,

    I'm the proud owner of a new medium weight kilt in Bravehart Modern Warrior tartan from Claighorn (Hector Russell) from Toronto.

    It was a monk task removing all these zigzag treads but it worth it.

    The feeling of wearing a 13 oz kilt is totally different of a 11 oz one. A hurricane will be necessary to lift it.

    This one will be used in conjuction of an Argyle jacket for more formal events like going to a nice restaurant, celtic events or maybe Burns nights.

    Completing that order was an Aran sweater that looked great with my first kilt.

    Maybe a flyplaid will be get in the future. I presume that it should be lightweight isn't ?
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    Congrats!

    pictures?......

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    Yes, pictures!

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    Dude, my imagination isn't that great, I need pictures!

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    Kilt 2

    Hi all !!!

    Yours requests are orders.

    Here is the kilt # 2 first light. The next time it will be better.
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    Looks pretty good....

    I might suggest that a plain colored tie to compliment the color of the kilt will complete the look a bit better than the striped tie.

    Hector Russell has a reputation around the globe as a top quality kiltmaker.

    Enjoy!

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    Smile Tie

    Quote Originally Posted by Blu (Ontario)
    Looks pretty good....

    I might suggest that a plain colored tie to compliment the color of the kilt will complete the look a bit better than the striped tie.
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    Yes I know, that was just a try to make sure that everything fits perfectly and I will get a nice purple silk tie to complete the outfit.

    Hector Russell has a reputation around the globe as a top quality kiltmaker.
    I met a couple from Scotland (Shethland) in the Sahara and they told me that HR is one of the best kiltmakers after I showed them a picture of me kilted.
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    Very nice look, and with all the formal accessories. A plain tie will just complete the whole ensemble perfectly. Oh, and open your eyes next time, the picture does not hurt!!
    The kilt concealed a blaster strapped to his thigh. Lazarus Long

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    Talking Picture

    Quote Originally Posted by KiltedCodeWarrior
    Very nice look, and with all the formal accessories. A plain tie will just complete the whole ensemble perfectly. Oh, and open your eyes next time, the picture does not hurt!!
    Next time I will try to ask my brother to take the picture for me. I did it mysef with the self timer.

    I have not weared a tie since 15 years or more. I was aware the the one I put was a little bit ...... hum!!!! obsolete and tacky. :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes:
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    I agree with the tie, also dont button the jacket-kilt looks good

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