Woodland MARPAT Kilt in progress

**Scully** · 19th November 08, 07:44 AM

That is fantastic! I think I need one.

**druid** · 22nd November 08, 03:31 AM

Big fan. Nicely done.

**OFCJAX** · 22nd November 08, 04:25 AM

Got the pockets done and put on. Only problem is that I ran out of interfacing so the pocket flaps just don't feel right without them. Might have to remake those.

**OFCJAX** · 23rd November 08, 01:54 PM

BDU Side w/ modified Marine corps style flaps

EMT Side w/ longer straps, no carabiner loops, modified Marine style flaps

Please excuse the wrinkles as the kilt had been worn to a Dropkick Murphys concert that night and attended a party afterwards and then a long drive home.

**Tartan Hiker** · 23rd November 08, 06:14 PM

OFC,

Looks good. Getting pockets looking that good takes talent...mine never turn out that well.

Where did you get the olive velcro panels?

**AnimalK** · 23rd November 08, 06:43 PM

Sa-WEEEET!!!

Very nice work.

I gotta get one of those!!!

**Finn** · 23rd November 08, 07:05 PM

Yep, my tax check kilt will be an ApocoKilt.

**OFCJAX** · 23rd November 08, 08:12 PM

Originally Posted by Tartan Hiker

OFC,

Looks good. Getting pockets looking that good takes talent...mine never turn out that well.

Where did you get the olive velcro panels?

This was the 7th one I've made so after making that many, I think I got it down.

There are many sources for Mil-Spec materials. I got this stuff from some other DIY guys who put together a "Box-o-crap" they didn't need. I've almost used up most of it.

The thread was bought at an Army-Nany store for a buck. Turns out its NOMEX thread and is about $100 new!