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16th July 09, 10:07 PM
#1
I've been a Paramedic since Johnny and Roy and I would have to disagree with making a utility kilt the unofficial kilt of EMS providers...We had a hard enough time moving to shorts in the industry because of exposure to blood borne pathogens and in some places, they're still not accepted.
The postal service is having their round-a-bout regarding utility kilts for their line of work and truthfully it looks pretty good and is befitting for that occupation.
My beef is with the EMS tartan looking like a tablecloth!
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22nd July 09, 08:17 AM
#2
 Originally Posted by Chase
My beef is with the EMS tartan looking like a tablecloth!
First of all, thank you for doing the work you do.
Regarding the tartan, I've only seen it on the Tartan Register and those images are informative, but not the best representation of how the tartan would look once woven.
And hello and welcome to KiltedMedic from Savannah, GA.
As the son of a woman who worked in an ER for 20+ years, I have to agree with her that EMS personnel never get the recognition they deserve. Good on all of you!
:ootd:
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