Teviotdale 8-yard Arrived Today

**cessna152towser** · 29th December 06, 06:29 AM

Got an unexpected 'phone call from the local kilt shop this morning to say that my new Teviotdale was ready, so I've been down to collect it. Unexpected as I thought I'd have to wait another two or three weeks.
I only ordered this kilt on 11th December, as reported here:
http://www.xmarksthescot.com/forum/s...ght=teviotdale
The fabric was woven by Lochcarron, and the kilt was built by a lady kilt maker under contract to Tyneside Tartans of Haddington and Hawick. It is 8 yards, 13 oz.

Here is a view of the pleats

The weather is very wet and windy outside today but I couldn't wait to try it on and my neighbour came over to my conservatory to take these two shots.

Being conditioned to 24" length off the peg casual kilts which I wear most days, I feel that my dressy kilts with their 23" length leave a cold gap at the knees in winter. So when getting measured for this kilt, I agreed with the tailor to split the difference and go for a 23.5 inch length this time.

**McMurdo** · 29th December 06, 06:33 AM

Very nice,
I am green with envy, you can really see the quality in the pleats,
it looks great. I'm sure you will enjoy it for years to come

**David White** · 29th December 06, 06:40 AM

Wonderful looking kilt, thats one nice tartan.

**Splash_4** · 29th December 06, 06:40 AM

WooHoo, that is nice! Makes my wait for the tank that much harder!

**Dreadbelly** · 29th December 06, 06:42 AM

I really like that tartan. Never seen it before. It is wonderful.

**Dirk Skene** · 29th December 06, 06:44 AM

Very nice sir

I like the pattern. Those kilt hose look warm too.

**thescot** · 29th December 06, 06:58 AM

That's a very nice kilt. LIke McMurdo said, the quality really shows through in the pleats.

That's a new tartan to me, as well, but it looks tremendous. I'm sure you'l enjoy it for years to come.