Howdy from the Corps

[McELT]

I don't know about the Marpat kilt, but I do know that Stillwater Kilts (another advertizer on this site) has a couple of really nice belt buckles with the globe and anchor.

Oh yeah, welcome to the board.

[McClef]

from South Wales UK!

[Balaamsass51]

Welcome from the middle of North Carolina.

Matt H.

[ThistleDown]

Welcome, from Vancouver and Inverness.

[The Wizard of BC]

Semper Fi

Check your private messages.

[thescot]

Welcome, and Semper Fi. You'll find quite a few jarheads hanging out around here.

And we're all glad to have another on board.

The Wiz will fix you up, Sarge.

[Carolina Kiltman]

From the Cape Fear River Valley, NC.

[Riverkilt]

Welcome and Semper Fi Marine,

Had a Desert MARPAT that I "outgrew" and passed on. Was sewn up by Jeff Morneweck at the now idle Pittsburgh Kilts. This fabric didn't have the EGA though.



Sorry the pic's not that good, left over from my disposable camera days.


Jeff also sewed up a Forest MARPAT for me. This did have the EGA in the
fabric...but alas, I "outgrew" it too.




Whatcha need to getcha someday is a hand sewn Leatherneck tartan wool kilt like this one from Kathy Lare, who is also from a Marine family.





Kathy's husband Rob also makes up Sgian Dubh's from replica mini KaBar's



If you're looking for quality work with the MARPAT fabric Steve at Freedom Kilts is your man for sure.

Ron

[Mael Coluim]

from the Old Dominion State!

[Spartan]

Riverkilt: Kathy's work is impressive! I like the Arizona scenery.