keeping a white UK worksmans clean

**Dreadbelly** · 23rd January 07, 11:41 AM

If anybody asks which tartan that is, tell them "Clan McRasta."

**Kilted KT** · 23rd January 07, 11:49 AM

Would Clan MacMarley be too much?

**Dreadbelly** · 23rd January 07, 12:43 PM

As I seem to hazily recall, there is actually a McMarley name.

**Kilted KT** · 23rd January 07, 12:46 PM

ahh...very cool.

**MacWage** · 23rd January 07, 01:02 PM

Originally Posted by Kilted KT

Would Clan MacMarley be too much?

I know the reference is to Bob, BUT I keep thinking Jacob Marley.

"Clan MacMarley" doesn't google anything.
The name Marley itself seems to be English in origin.
http://www.ancestry.com/learn/facts/...d=10&ln=Marley
(OK, so I took that a bit serious)

**Dreadbelly** · 23rd January 07, 01:43 PM

I don't remember details. Marleigh? Something. I remember reading it, but don't remember where. Not 100% sure, but I think Marleigh is the old Gaelic speling. I don't remember where my brain picked this up, or even all of the details.

**Hamish** · 23rd January 07, 04:35 PM

To bring this thread back to its original theme........ (Oooooooo-oooooh!) Like Ron, I have a white UK Workman's model which I've had almost four years and, with regular washing it has kept its good looks - I have never added bleach to the wash; just regular washing powder. I also have a white woollen kilt from "21st Century Kilts" in Edinburgh. This one needs dry-cleaning, but only after several wearings.

Can I help it if I am not a messy eater or drinker, or if I take care not to get my clothing grubby??!

There are photos of both these kilts in my Photo Album - link below.