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Don’t know why you guys don’t like the Saltire tartan. I would love to own a kilt like the one Hamish is modelling.
I even designed a variant of it in Jamaican colours – it would be great to see a bunch of Jamaicans (bob-sledders, perhaps) wearing the yellow saltire on green and black in kilt form.
Regards,
Mike
The fear of the Lord is a fountain of life.
[Proverbs 14:27]
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 Originally Posted by Mike_Oettle
Don’t know why you guys don’t like the Saltire tartan.
I don't like making clothing from a flag, or from fabric woven to pleat to resemble a flag, although I do admire the creativity someone had in order to design the process.
--dbh
When given a choice, most people will choose.
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--------- awful! You can choose any word you like, for the first word.
" Rules are for the guidance of wise men and the adherence of idle minds and minor tyrants". Field Marshal Lord Slim.
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Ok now the kilt Hamish is shown wearing I would gladly have a version of for myself. Now, that being said the other kilt with the shall we say bold X on the front is to put it mildly not my style. I would be interested in seeing how the back was done. Does the X continue through the pleats or is it just a solid color back panel.
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 Originally Posted by cruiser348
Ok now the kilt Hamish is shown wearing I would gladly have a version of for myself. Now, that being said the other kilt with the shall we say bold X on the front is to put it mildly not my style. I would be interested in seeing how the back was done. Does the X continue through the pleats or is it just a solid color back panel.
I believe the front of Hamish's is tartan but I can't seem to find and image of the back of the Slanj Saltire kilt.
- Justitia et fortitudo invincibilia sunt
- An t'arm breac dearg
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It would appear from the number of replies (although only a limited number) that its thumbs down for this kilt, there is another one I saw in Dublin and it was a solid black with a small SFA crest beneath the kilt pin, it looked good but I can't seem to get a picture of it, I think Slanj have the rights to sell the SFA kilts, perhaps I'm wrong.
Should I contact the SFA and find out how the saltire kilt sells, maybe I should mention that the kilt experts on X-Marks have mixed views on this kilt. It would be interesting to find this out either from the SFA or Slanj and I wonder if they are aware of this forum and the expertise within it?
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To me both sorts of kilts look strange (the sort that's basically a saltire flag made into a kilt, and the sort which creates a saltire on your bum) because they're at odds with the way kilts traditionally have been: having a pattern that's horizonally & vertically oriented.
The kilts made out of any flag leave me cold, be it the Welsh flag, Union Jack, Cross of St George, or what have you.
Though there was a cool Japanese guy at one of our Games wearing The Kilt Of The Rising Sun (as he called it) which was, I must admit, very striking. (A white kilt with a large red circle appliqued on the front apron.)
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11th June 11, 01:48 AM
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I don't particularly care for kilts that are designed to look like flags. A shirt with a flag on it is one thing, however, sitting on a country's national emblem is quite another (IMHO.)
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Give him power.[/B][/I] - [I]Abraham Lincoln[/I]
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