Angus Harvey kilt worn casually

**KiltedCodeWarrior** · 13th September 06, 05:44 PM

Well, now that we are settled in and have gotten some things unpacked, I have had some time to take some more pictures. So here is my Angus Harvey kilt (bought from him at the Renn Faire in Bristol in WI), worn casually with a t-shirt and sandals (which is my common kilt accessories now!). The AH kilt is made with no buckles, just wrap it around and strap on a belt. And since I don't have Ron's scenery to fill out the pic, I will have to substitute some nice FL scenery around my house!

A little dark, I was shooting into the sun:

And a better picture:

**beloitpiper** · 13th September 06, 05:58 PM

Looks good! His casual kilts are so extremely lightweight that you almost don't need a belt!

**jfellrath** · 13th September 06, 06:34 PM

That's a great tartan. And hey, let no one tell you that you don't look good with some facial fuzz.

**HeathBar** · 13th September 06, 08:24 PM

Thanks for rubbing it in. Beautiful weather, pool in the back, and you "work" from home. The kilts are just the icing on the cake. Now I know why you're smiling.

**Hamish** · 14th September 06, 04:49 AM

A very nice-looking kilt you have there, Rob (I'd like to see the pleating though), and very nice domestic surroundings too.

What is the gorgeous tartan?

**cessna152towser** · 14th September 06, 05:08 AM

Yet another nice kilt there, Rob, you must have quite a big collection by now.

**KiltedCodeWarrior** · 14th September 06, 06:10 AM

Heath, yes life is pretty good right now, and will get better once we get all the boxes unpacked!

Ham, I asked him about the tartan when I saw this in his shop. He said it is just a fashion tartan he found. It is made from a decent weight wool (13oz maybe?), and hangs nicely. He does nice work, and the stitching is nearly invisible. This was an off the peg kilt he had available. It has knife pleats, but he also does box pleats. Here is his website and a shot of the pleats from an earlier outing. If you are interested in one, you are better served to call him. He does not do email very regularly, but is very personable to talk to.

And C152T, I think the count is 20 now, once I receive the one Alan is making for me. While it is not a Kollection yet, I think it qualifies as a kollection!

**andyfg** · 14th September 06, 07:00 AM

Rob, very nice. It is an "understated" tartan and I think would look great out walking the hills or trailing through the woods. Do you have hills or woods in Florida? (Nice looking pool btw).

**KiltedCodeWarrior** · 14th September 06, 08:13 AM

Not many hills around here, but plenty of woods, forest preserves, and beaches to stroll. You have to get about 30-40 miles north of use to get into any real hills.