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    I do admire that tartan. Steve, any chance you'll start making tartan kilts, or are you stricktly a fabric sales guy in this one?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr. MacDougall View Post
    I do admire that tartan. Steve, any chance you'll start making tartan kilts, or are you stricktly a fabric sales guy in this one?

    http://www.freedomkilts.com/store/kilt/model

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    Quote Originally Posted by Perldog007 View Post
    Oh, so I see. Thanks!

    I know what's going on my Solstice list....

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    Not bad, Kinloch Anderson used to have two HBC tartans listed.
    The HBC Artifact Historic tartan is my more favoriter of the two but this one ain't bad.


    CT - same boat as everybody else, lack of cashish

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    Quote Originally Posted by CameronTaylor View Post
    Not bad, Kinloch Anderson used to have two HBC tartans listed.
    The HBC Artifact Historic tartan is my more favoriter of the two but this one ain't bad.


    CT - same boat as everybody else, lack of cashish
    That's almost never true. It's the lack of will to tell the electric company "GO AHEAD SHUT IT OFF PINHEAD!!!" that's what's lacking in all of us: willpower.

    Plain and simple We are soft, we thrive on indoor rest and approval from our mates. I could be ordering a HBC from Steve right now. I lack the will.

    But I am about to enjoy some of that indoor sleep.

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    If only I could right now! That is a nice tartan and will make a very handsome kilt.

    :sigh:

    James

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    Could I ?

    Is that available in the Casual model Steve ?


    CT - hmmmmm $170 for fabric + assembly
    Last edited by CameronTaylor; 21st August 07 at 05:02 PM.

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    When dealing with Tartan the Sett determines the pleat depth as I'm sure you know. Our Dress Model usually has a much deeper pleat than the Casual. But in the case of comparing my Casual and Dress Models, both in the same Tartan, the pleat depth will be the same so it would come down to the size of apron and fastening system.
    On the Casual the apron is, on average, 2" narrower than on the Dress Model.
    The Casual is fastened with buttons, the Dress with Straps & Buckles.

    Yes we can do a Casual Model Kilt in the HBC Tartan. $285.00 + the cost of fabric @ $68.00/meter
    Steve Ashton
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    Swish + Swagger = Swoon.

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    Hmmm

    Dress or casual .... Hmmmm .... and the side slash pockets ...hmmmm .....

    Soon as that stuff on Ebay gets sold (train shtuff and a too big Nova Scotia tartan kilt) I want an HBC.

    CT - still need to call what'shisname in woodland hills

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    Hooray! My order has been posted for my very first tartan kilt.

    Went with side slash pockets, rear welt pockets, and an under apron pocket (no cargo pockets, so it at least retains some traditional look to it )

    I also went with a box pleat for it, as I really like the looks of the box pleats I've seen. Still a bit on the fence over that, but I'm about 95% certain that's the way I'm going to go with it.

    Now, since it's my first tartan kilt (and it's wool!) are there any maintenance tips that I should be absolutely sure of before I get it?

    Thanks in advance,
    Mike

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