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5th December 07, 08:33 PM
#41
 Originally Posted by Panache
Hmmm, I wonder what kind of sporran Santa wears? 
Cheers
Jamie
Must be one of the clan crest sporrans with the Livingston crest. 
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5th December 07, 08:41 PM
#42
I got it, The newly named santa clause tartan, soon to be a kilt...
Wallace Catanach, Kiltmaker
A day without killting is like a day without sunshine.
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5th December 07, 09:16 PM
#43
so, I've been wondering. Does Santa actually wear a kilt. I can't help but think things would get a little dicey as he came down the chimney...
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5th December 07, 10:30 PM
#44
Originally Posted by TheKiltedWonder
so, I've been wondering. Does Santa actually wear a kilt. I can't help but think things would get a little dicey as he came down the chimney...
That's why he visits when everyone's asleep!
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6th December 07, 03:23 AM
#45
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6th December 07, 07:06 AM
#46
no wonder my parents wanted me in bed so early...
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6th December 07, 08:29 AM
#47
Originally Posted by TheKiltedWonder
so, I've been wondering. Does Santa actually wear a kilt. I can't help but think things would get a little dicey as he came down the chimney...
So does Santa buy kilt hose in 3 packs? After all, wool is flame retardant...
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6th December 07, 09:36 AM
#48
Yeah, I'd have to go for Clergy, since he was a bishop.
However, he was a Greek man in modern day Turkey, so though I'm of German descent, I think the German Heritage tartan would be right out.
Of course, he can wear whatever he likes.
And a happy St. Nicholas Day to all of you today!
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6th December 07, 09:48 AM
#49
I found this image on MSN, but can't identify the tartan:
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6th December 07, 09:51 AM
#50
Originally Posted by Prester John
Yeah, I'd have to go for Clergy, since he was a bishop.
However, he was a Greek man in modern day Turkey, so though I'm of German descent, I think the German Heritage tartan would be right out.
Of course, he can wear whatever he likes.
And a happy St. Nicholas Day to all of you today!
Father,
Both the German and Dutch tartans were suggested because of those nations' celebrations of St. Nicholas Day.
Happy St. Nicholas Day, btw! 
T.
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