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    I would look for fabric that is a twill weave instead of plain weave, and I guess the lighter weights would be fine for what you're doing, but not too light... I personally wouldn't go with acrilic fabric. I guess it's up to what you like. Good luck.

    Matthew A. C. Newsome's artical on the early kilt at this link might be helpful to you.
    http://www.albanach.org/kilt.html
    And he does have pictures of the painting of a solid color belted plaid mentioned by Mr. MacDougall.
    Have a look around the site!
    Last edited by Bugbear; 9th March 08 at 10:58 AM.
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