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Old 01-14-2010, 07:24 AM
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New tartan waistcoat and goat hair sporran :)

Hi guys. I was lucky enough to receive 2 packages this week with some great kilt accessories.
The first was a lovely goat hair sporran. It's pretty much a one-off and was made in Ireland. I love the look of it and it will see plenty of wear

The second was a tartan waistcoat by Janet Steward. It was a great price and I'm surprised at how great it looks! Was £25 as I supplied the tartan and buttons. I had it cut at the bias to wear with my Campbell Ancient kilt, and I think it will fit well in many occasions.
If anyone wants a bespoke waistcoat and wishes to supply materials her website is www.janetsteward.co.uk



Sides notes - yes I had a haircut
I've been dieting for 2 weeks and have reached my limit of weight loss as my Campbell kilt would no longer fit me if I continued to loose any more weight so I'm planning to maintain it with healthy eating... although I was dying for a Guinness since New Year! So I cracked a can open today!
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Old 01-14-2010, 07:38 AM
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That waistcoat looks absolutely fantastic. And that's one honkin' sporran too! It just reinforces in my mind how wonderful hair sporrans look for normal (i.e. non-piper and non-military) wear. Nicely done, and you look smashing!
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The waistcoat is great, and I like the sporran and chain!
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Old 01-14-2010, 07:43 AM
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Awesome!! Lookin' good, Paul.
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Paul,

great waistcoat, I may have to look into one in Gordon when I'm home next week. The correct link to Janet's website is below; she spells her name with a d.

http://www.janetsteward.co.uk/
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Paul,

great waistcoat, I may have to look into one in Gordon when I'm home next week. The correct link to Janet's website is below; she spells her name with a d.

http://www.janetsteward.co.uk/
Thanks, I corrected my first post!
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That is a great looking outfit you have there, I really like the waistcoat and sporran, I'm sure they will see lots of wear.
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Paul, both the sporran and the waistcoat are very good looking! Excellent finds!
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Smart look indeed...
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Very nice!
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