Belt substitutions

[beerbecue]

In my search for an affordable 2.25 inch belt, I ran across the following:

http://west.loadup.com/military/surplus/12627.html

http://west.loadup.com/military/surplus/12629.html

[Silverlake_Punk]

That's the kind of belt that I've been using since I got my first kilt. I got it here: www.uniwearonline.com but don't bother looking because the site is way screwed. Look here instead: http://www.stationhouse.com/uniforms...rowne_belt.jpg

I first tried the standard-width belt I had on hand, but on the kilt it looked insubstantial and silly. I nixed the idea of the kilt belt and buckle because to my eye they look rather gaudy. The police officer at my school (yes, there is a cop at my school every day) suggested the Sam Browne belt. I ended up buying both the basketweave and the plain. They look really good on all my kilts. Of course, that means when I order a kilt I have to remember to request extra-large belt loops.

As long as we're talking about cop clothing, this is a good kilt accessory:

http://www.stationhouse.com/uniforms...ages/short.jpg

Minus the badge, it's a cool-looking shirt with the kilt. A friend of mine told me that the shirt made me look imposing, and only a little while later did he realize I was wearing a standard part of the LAPD uniform.

[Uncle Ricky]

As long as we're talking about cop clothing, this is a good kilt accessory:

http://www.stationhouse.com/uniforms...ages/short.jpg

Minus the badge, it's a cool-looking shirt with the kilt. A friend of mine told me that the shirt made me look imposing, and only a little while later did he realize I was wearing a standard part of the LAPD uniform.

Oh it's the shirt your on about... I thought you were refering to the sex aids he's holding!
Cheers
Rick

[Yaish]

Hmmm... I have several of those uniform shirts from my security days. I might have to see how they look with the black leather.

Thanks for the suggestion!