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  1. #1
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    Help figuring which Tartan these are???

    I have a friend whose father passed and he had several kilts in his closet. She doesn't believe they have a scottish lineage so she has no idea what clan they are or why he had them. Can anyone tell me what they might be?



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    Without pictures, I can only guess, but unless he was a clothing collector (specialising in ethnic clothing), he used to wear them.

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    Worth checking the ebay site if you are XL. Size 11 ghillies, one PC jacket/vest, Burns stuff.

    Anyway, here are the pics she is asking about:




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    It would be better to see the Kilts photo'd off the hangars and showing the front apron.

    I'll hazard a guess though.


    1 = Gordon pleated to stripe.


    2 = Campbell of Argyle pleated to sett.


    3 = MacLeod ancient pleated to sett
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    Gordon to stripe, modern colors

    Gordon to sett, modern colors

    Smith to sett, ancient colors

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    Yup. I'll go with Smith. Good spot David.
    Best Regards John
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    Quote Originally Posted by davidlpope View Post
    Gordon to stripe, modern colors

    Gordon to sett, modern colors

    Smith to sett, ancient colors
    Ditto... he got it in one.
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    Can a MacFarlane wear a Smith kilt? I thought I read this somewhere but now I can't remember the connection.

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    Quote Originally Posted by misskimred View Post
    Can a MacFarlane wear a Smith kilt? I thought I read this somewhere but now I can't remember the connection.
    If you have MacFarlane in the family tree, it's pretty likely there's a Scottish connection.

    You'd probably have to look at his whole genealogy to determine where a Gordon or Smith connection might be.

    in any case!
    Ken Sallenger - apprentice kiltmaker, journeyman curmudgeon

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    Quote Originally Posted by misskimred View Post
    Can a MacFarlane wear a Smith kilt?
    Only if there's one available.
    --dbh

    When given a choice, most people will choose.

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