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17th April 07, 08:09 PM
#1
I know you're happy to have your kilt. Congratulations.
As to the waist, it's almost impossible to wear it too high although it feels a bit strange at first to have it above where you wear jeans. The fact is, it's more comfortable, and the selvage to the top of the knee cap is about right (im my own humble and not-expert opinion).
Wear it with pride mon, wear it with pride.
Jim Killman
Writer, Philosopher, Teacher of English and Math, Soldier of Fortune, Bon Vivant, Heart Transplant Recipient, Knight of St. Andrew (among other knighthoods)
Freedom is not free, but the US Marine Corps will pay most of your share.
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18th April 07, 06:46 PM
#2
noticed something odd today.
when i was getting set up to rid my front apron of the 2 questionable
creases;
i noticed that the apron had the dreaded "shine" to it in spots.
using my iron i managed to stem the creases out and everything looks much better now.
but I'm wondering about the shinny fabric.
it looks like someone had ironed it before me.
i guess it is possible this is a re-sale of a returned product and I'm not really worried
about it as you an only see it if the apron his completely horizontal.
(parallel to the ground)
does the shine get removed when the Kilt is washed?
and any recommendations on how to wash a SWK,
i know it's machine washable but what cycle and water temp. is best?
TURNING THE ENEMY INTO HAIR, TEETH AND EYEBALLS SINCE 1984
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18th April 07, 06:57 PM
#3
 Originally Posted by LK-13
i noticed that the apron had the dreaded "shine" to it in spots.
using my iron i managed to stem the creases out and everything looks much better now.
but I'm wondering about the shinny fabric.
it looks like someone had ironed it before me.
i guess it is possible this is a re-sale of a returned product and I'm not really worried
about it as you an only see it if the apron his completely horizontal.
(parallel to the ground)
does the shine get removed when the Kilt is washed?
The shine is from ironing without a cloth of some kind between the iron and the kilt, hopefully it's not that bad, I really dont think you will get the shine out but you can try.
 Originally Posted by LK-13
and any recommendations on how to wash a SWK,
i know it's machine washable but what cycle and water temp. is best?
On the card I got with a Stillwater it says:
Our Acrillic can be machine-washed (gentle) and hang dried, wool kilts need to be dry-cleaned.
For the best temprature why not email Jerry at Stillwater.
I hope to see your new kilt next friday.
One last thing if I were you I would listen to Steve the kilt looks like its a wee bit low, try hiking it up a bit, and if you can try to get some coloured kilt socks either the lovat green or black would look good with it.
Last edited by McMurdo; 18th April 07 at 07:19 PM.
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20th April 07, 06:18 PM
#4
tried a black shirt with my Kilt today and black socks,
seems I'm putting my Kilt on with the right hip sitting a little higher than the left.
i need a bigger mirror. and new shirts... and new socks...lmao.
lord my shirts look bad, and the poopy out of shape upper body doesn't help.
(i look grumpy because i thought something was goofing up with my camera)
TURNING THE ENEMY INTO HAIR, TEETH AND EYEBALLS SINCE 1984
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