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    What's a wool Tank?

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    A 100% wool, tartan, handsewn kilt made to your measurements. Someone once remarked about his kilt, "It's built like a tank!" and a few of us here still use the phrase.
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    Quote Originally Posted by piperdbh View Post
    A 100% wool, tartan, handsewn kilt made to your measurements. Someone once remarked about his kilt, "It's built like a tank!" and a few of us here still use the phrase.
    8yd of 16oz wool.

    Chris.

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    A Different Kilt

    Quote Originally Posted by scotsuru94 View Post
    What's a wool Tank?
    Tank= 8 yard, 16 oz, worsted wool, knife pleated kilt

    SportKilts are very lightweight, non wool and designed with athletics in mind. I have one that was an intro to kilting and I wear it around the house and lounging on a Friday night with a movie. I would not wear it for a formal occassion.

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    Quote Originally Posted by seanachie View Post
    Tank= 8 yard, 16 oz, worsted wool, knife pleated kilt

    SportKilts are very lightweight, non wool and designed with athletics in mind. I have one that was an intro to kilting and I wear it around the house and lounging on a Friday night with a movie. I would not wear it for a formal occassion.
    This is it exactly. They're the same as wearing sweat pants with a suit. I appreciate the sentiment... but SportKilts are just not good for anything other than yard work!
    "Two things are infinite- the universe, and human stupidity; and I'm not sure about the universe." Albert Einstein.

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