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    That MacCallum truly is a piece of art. And I'd get myself a Lamont If I could wear light colours, I just love that tartan. Great Pics!

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    Quote Originally Posted by SnakeEyes View Post
    That MacCallum truly is a piece of art. And I'd get myself a Lamont If I could wear light colours, I just love that tartan. Great Pics!
    Hahaha! I have a real problem with light colors too. Darn pasty skin.

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    Nice looking kilts. The MacCallum highlights Barb's skill.

    And I have the SWK HW weathered Lamont as well. For anyone hesitating because it is a "lighter" tartan, go for it. It really has nice earthy colors, and I found out that women, at least my wife, think it is a really nice look. I was afraid because it seemed too close to a dress tartan, but she knows nothing about that and just likes the look on me.
    The kilt concealed a blaster strapped to his thigh. Lazarus Long

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    Both look really fine, Tony. Barb is a magician!!!!!

    I also have a SWK Ancient LaMont. Agree with KCW above that the colors are very warm and the kilt itself is a fine looking garment. It can easily slide from earthy/tweedy casual to a much more formal look. I love mine. It looks great with the red fox sporran I made.

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    Two (!) new kilts - lucky you Yes, the MacCallum is really nice. I have never been a big fan of pleated to stripe, but I must admit that seeing pictures like this does bring me round to wanting my next kilt to be so.
    Last edited by porrick; 9th February 07 at 01:14 PM.

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    Two very nice kilts-wear them with pride

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    fantastic! Congratulations on the new kilts

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    Awesome! They both look great.

    -Tim

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