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23rd January 09, 07:07 AM
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 Originally Posted by runewolf
I love this thread! Especially Jaime's excellent hat. I too have a hat that I dearly love, but doubt seriously if I could wear it with my kilt. This hat has been a constant companion for 3 winters now and will probably be the reason I do not go kilted every day lol. It is very similar to this one at Cabelas.com except mine is an oatmeal color and does not have the leather strap. The small ear flaps are wonderful and fold up when not needed.
I pick up my kilt the 7th and will be wearing the hat until then. My poor bald head and I will be very sad not to don it again, but such is life.
Edit: I found my hat Cabelas had it hidden on their site! http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/te...378&hasJS=true
That could actually work with the kilt, I wear something similar with my black UK a buffalo leather aussie hat that my parents picked up when they were in Australia. It depends on the color of the kilt and what you look good in.
Of course when I do that I'm not trying for highland dress, I will eventually acquire all the necessary bits and pieces needed for that. Untill then I will keep to my current style witch is more of a casual look (uk, runners, golf shirt, etc) unless I'm at a renfest when it is part of a costume. I respect the traditions of others even when i am only part scot by marriage (grin).
Last edited by Cherub; 23rd January 09 at 07:26 AM.
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