New Barb Tewksbury Kilt

**KFCarter** · 27th June 11, 06:07 AM

Once again, another Tewksbury masterwork. It's a beautiful, beautiful kilt.

From one lucky Tewksbury owner to another: welcome to the "fold"!

**Santa Wally** · 27th June 11, 06:11 PM

Beautiful tartan, Beautiful kilt, a true work of art.

**lukeyrobertson** · 27th June 11, 09:08 PM

Wow. Simply stunning.

**artificer** · 28th June 11, 05:45 AM

That is spectacular!

**SlackerDrummer** · 30th June 11, 06:59 PM

A beautiful kilt and an excellent choice in having it pleated to the sett.

**davidlpope** · 30th June 11, 07:01 PM

Originally Posted by SlackerDrummer

A beautiful kilt and an excellent choice in having it pleated to the sett.

Thanks. Pleating to the sett seemed the only method that would really bring out the beauty of the tartan. I'm glad that I made the right choice!

**Mickey** · 30th June 11, 07:55 PM

Beautiful.

Someday.... someday.....

**TexasPete** · 30th June 11, 10:16 PM

Sorry if I missed this in a previous post, but what tartan is that?

**davidlpope** · 1st July 11, 06:47 AM

Originally Posted by TexasPete

Sorry if I missed this in a previous post, but what tartan is that?

Hunting MacMillan in a modified "Reproduction" color scheme woven by Dalgliesh.

**creagdhubh** · 1st July 11, 07:19 AM

Originally Posted by davidlpope

I generally tie my necktie a bit shorter than when wearing trousers, but it still usually overhangs the top of the kilt by an inch or so. I've gotten into the habit of tucking the tip in the top of the kilt to keep it from flapping around when I'm not wearing a waistcoat. Not sure what others do...

My Chief, Cluny-Macpherson does the same, as do I, for the same reasons in which you describe. The kilt looks fantastic! I may have to commission Barbara to make a kilt for me as well David!

I love the sporran by the way, where is it from?

Looking sharp as ever mate,