your favorite kilt

**Jerry** · 1st April 07, 02:49 AM

I guess my Macneill of Barra, ancient from Matt Newsome is my Favorite. I just love the feel of "the whole 9 yards" of heavyweight wool.

**McMurdo** · 1st April 07, 02:59 AM

Well at this point of kilt wearing my absolute favorite is my Gunn Modern, it was my fathers, and was given to me as in his words it must have shrunk at the dry cleaners, it was has when he was a boy and he is 70yrs young now.

It can dress up:

or down:

I really like my Graham of Mantieth, however with the history, and sentimental value of this kilt, I have a feeling that it will always be at the top of my list.

**Robin** · 1st April 07, 04:09 AM

I can't name a single kilt...these 3 are my favorites...

-Isle of Skye, 8 yards 16oz Lochcarron, beautiful tartan, fantastic swing.

-MacLaren Muted, 8 yards 13oz House of Edgar, I love the muted colours and pleated to the stripe makes it a stunning kilt.

_XMarks, 8 yards 12oz BarbT, I love the tartan and the superb craftmanship. even though the fabric isn't heavy, it has a great swing, razor sharp pleats and it fits like a glove. A wonderful warm weather kilt.

**ckelly327** · 1st April 07, 05:05 AM

I don't have a great picture of it online but it would be my tank - Modern MacDonald, 8 yd, 16 oz, knife pleated to the stripe. I like my two SWK's but nothing can top a full tank for the comfort and swish.

**Kid Cossack** · 1st April 07, 05:47 AM

Hmm, favorite is a tough call. Emotionally, probably the tweed box pleat Newsome kilt, just 'cause it's different. The one that gets, hands down, the most wear is the blue Ramsay semi-trad from Rocky and Kelly at USAK.