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20th June 11, 05:02 AM
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20th June 11, 05:30 AM
#2
I had a Seaforth kilt just like this years ago when I joined my first pipe band, (which was formed by ex-Seaforths). These kilts do indeed have box pleats.
I found that the box pleating didn't require any additional care compared to knife pleating. I did hand wash it once, and the 22oz blanket quality material was a challenge to press.
I most certainly agree that this is the worst case of badly pressed pleats I have seen. What a shame.
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20th June 11, 05:32 AM
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Seaforth kilts are indeed box pleated, but whomever pressed the kilt this way apparently did not know that. I wonder if they thought they were "fixing" the pleats?!
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20th June 11, 05:38 AM
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What a shame. It's exactly this type of outcome that makes me question having someone else clean/press my kilt (that doesn't do kilts regularly, anyway).
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20th June 11, 12:41 PM
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 Originally Posted by M. A. C. Newsome
... I wonder if they thought they were "fixing" the pleats?!
The change from the sewn fell to the hang is so stark that I can't imagine the presser was ignorant of it. I'll bet they simply got tired of having to try and maintain them and decided to 'fix' them none-the-less.
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