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    Is this to flashy?

    I purchased this fabric from Fraser and Kirkbright. I think it is a beautiful and rich tartan, but I am a tad colour blind.



    Is it to flashy for a great kilt?

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    Perhaps it's my monitor, but it doesn't look flashy to me at all.

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    Not a bit flashy. Maybe it's my monitor too, but it looks kinda muted actually.
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    Absolutely! It's far too flashy for a great kilt.

    Since you will not be needing it feel free to send it to me and I will put it to good use...











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    I like the color of it.
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    Agreed. Nothing flashy about it. I'd like to see it in a tailored kilt.

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    It's a NICE dark green and dark red (read BURGUNDY or GARNET).
    Not flashy.

    Your color checker friends say: OK.
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    Looks real good to me.
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    Very nice indeed!


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    Looks Great,
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