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Thread: Not modern, but not great kilt? What's it called? (Albannach's kilts)

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23rd August 08, 08:38 PM #1

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Those are great kilts. What they did is let the extra yardage hang down behind them. If you look up video on youTube, you'll notice it swinging behind them when they move. They simply don't have it pinned up.

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Oh yeah! And

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