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    New Burnetts & Struth Malcolm Modern

    A few weeks back I posted about Burnett's & Struth's Spring sale they had on their website.

    I ordered a Malcolm Modern 4 yarder from the tartans they had on sale. Malcolm is one of the family tartans I've been watching for as it's my father's mother's clan.

    This is my first wool kilt (the others being PV or acrylic), and as luck would have it the sale was 16 oz Locharron Strome. SWEET fabric.








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    Congratulations Chris I've got one of their kilts in the Dress MacDonald tartan and they really did some nice work on it it is still one of my favorites for dancing.
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    Hey, loafers look really good with a kilt! I'll have to try that. Congrats on your lucky deal.
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    Wow, lovely tartan and a great looking kilt! Congrats, Chris!
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    Man, I'd join the Malcolms for a great kilt like that.

    Thanks for the pix.
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    Love that tartan! Looking good Chris.

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    That is a beautiful tartan. Ive been eyeing that sale, I think it's still going on. . .

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jack Daw View Post
    Hey, loafers look really good with a kilt! I'll have to try that. Congrats on your lucky deal.
    Hey, why not? For casual kilt wearing they look just fine and are comfortable.

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    Very nice kilt man.
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    Looks great, Chris!
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