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    Quote Originally Posted by ForresterModern View Post
    Beauty. Nice idea.

    While I was away to Scotland for "The Kilted Golf Odyssey" for nine days last August my wife emptied my kilt closet (no not that way, thank goodness) in a little used guest room and had some custom closet makers build one with two sets of hanging racks right sized for my kilts and jackets on hangers in or out of garment bags, numerous shelves for brogues and sporrans and such, and multiple drawers for just about everything else, all cedar backed or lined. Unfortunately the everything else part spilled out into the guest room dresser drawers with too many hose and small kilt and cap pins, etc... I still need to find more efficient ways of organizing some smaller stuff, but it works great.

    And all this as my belated Father's Day gift from The Wife (as she has been known here on the forum), who really does not like my kilt habit or even the way I look in a kilt, let alone my ongoing kilt budget. Thank you, Wife, if I have not said it enough lately.

    Pictures?
    Rev. Rob, Clan MacMillan, NM, USA
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    If you can't say something nice, don't say nothing at all. (Thumperian Principle)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rob, ClanMacMillan, NM View Post
    Pictures?
    Okay Rob, here are a few of the small closet, as best as I can get in the small space.



    Top rack for kilts.



    Bottom rack for jackets and waistcoats. Walking sticks against the side wall.



    Just to the right, shelves and drawers, sporran collection.



    Further right, more shelves, these with my cap/bonnet collection and brogues. Steamer in front on the floor.

    My kilts and coats usually are in plastic garment bags with lavendar or cedar--they were removed for photographic purposes. The tops of the units also store my other hats like fedoras, cowboy stetsons, ball and golf caps, and my older collection of camera gear that is little used these days with my newer digitals. As I said there is a dresser in the bedroom that goes with this closet that has a couple drwers of hose, ties, and metal wear. If I can organize the closet drawers a little better I will probably be able to move them into the closet with the rest of the kilt stuff.

    jeff

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    OH MY GOD!! All of these amazing kollections! I have SO MUCH to aspire to! This is almost to the point of internet (kilt) porn!

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    Quote Originally Posted by ForresterModern View Post


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    Jeff, what is the brown and blue tartan 3rd from the left? Thanks.
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    That's pretty darn cool. Heck of a good idea too. Now I have one more project to add to my "to-do" list!!
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    You have an addiction...

    Yes I'm jealous Jeff...but you truly have an addiction. Good lord man!!! How many kilts and Sporrans does a man need???? You're going to transition to a full time kiltwearer when you retire, aren't you??
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    Quote Originally Posted by Calico View Post
    Jeff, what is the brown and blue tartan 3rd from the left? Thanks.
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    Read review here:

    http://www.xmarksthescot.com/forum/f...e-co-uk-64684/
    Last edited by ForresterModern; 13th April 11 at 11:51 AM.

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    Great idea and workmanship. I have an old cedar chest in my garage thats been there for years unused. Now I have an idea on what to do with it. I only have 2 kilts but think I will have fun filling the chest.

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    Quote Originally Posted by longhuntr74 View Post
    Yes I'm jealous Jeff...but you truly have an addiction. Good lord man!!! How many kilts and Sporrans does a man need???? You're going to transition to a full time kiltwearer when you retire, aren't you??
    LOL, Major, I suspect the good doctor is preparing to challenge Hamish's position as Kilted Legend in the future

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    Quote Originally Posted by ForresterModern View Post
    Okay Rob, here are a few of the small closet, as best as I can get in the small space.
    <snip>
    Top rack for kilts.
    ...
    Bottom rack for jackets and waistcoats.
    ...
    Walking sticks against the side wall.
    ...
    Just to the right, shelves and drawers, sporran collection.
    ...
    Further right, more shelves, these with my cap/bonnet collection and brogues.
    ...
    Steamer in front on the floor.
    ...
    As I said there is a dresser in the bedroom that goes with this closet that has a couple drwers of hose, ties, and metal wear.
    ...
    jeff
    I am now envious on so many levels- WOW! I have 2 kilts, 1 sporran, 1 glengarry, 1 jacket, 1 pair ghillie brogues, and 1 set of hardware to tie it together. That's a lot of 1's to go with your many's .

    Seriously, that is impressive and a very nice use of space. It definitely lets me know what I'm aiming at in the (probably far distant) future

    Thanks for sharing.

    Rob
    Rev. Rob, Clan MacMillan, NM, USA
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