Who wears a Kingussie Pleated kilt?

[Ryan Ross]

Thanks for the kind words, fellows.

As for the "pinkish tendency", that's the camera's fault. This tartan is woven up in the same colours as the Ross Hunting- dark green, light green, red, and black, and does look it, when seen in person (I need to get my best friend, who's a pro photographer, to take some better pics).

Kingussie is pronounced like: kin-u-see. The "g" is silent, as it were.

EDIT: And any commentary on the tartan is very welcomed, as I designed it and would like to hear everyone's critique!

[Scotus]

Kingussie is pronounced like: kin-u-see. The "g" is silent, as it were.

Well, Ryan beat me to it. Kingussie, by the way, is a lovely town in the Highlands, and I highly recommend a visit.

http://www.kingussie.co.uk/

[Makeitstop]

As for the "pinkish tendency", that's the camera's fault.

Right. We've all heard that one before.

[Ryan Ross]

Right. We've all heard that one before.

Hehe... and so it begins.

Here's a picture that comes a little closer (but still not all the way there) to what the true colours are:

[Tartan Hiker]

Ryan,
That video was hilarious. Well done.

I've got two hunks of fabric that will be turned into Kingussie kilts as soon as school's out; MacDonnell of Glengarry weathered in 16 oz. wool and some 3-color desert camo.