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  1. #1
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    It's already here!

    My MacDonald philibeag is here already! Rocky just got it started on Monday, and it's here on Wednesday morning! Now that's service! I really love the new kilt. It fits like it was made for me!
    I've survived DAMN near everything
    Acta non Verba

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    CONGRATULATIONS DONNIE
    Glen

    A Life Lived in Fear, Is a Life Half Lived.

    Kilted With Pride!!!

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    Re: It's already here!

    Quote Originally Posted by Donnie
    My MacDonald philibeag is here already! Rocky just got it started on Monday, and it's here on Wednesday morning! Now that's service! I really love the new kilt. It fits like it was made for me!
    If It wasn't made for you. Who was it made for

    Congrats with the new kilt Donnie lets have a picture soon.
    All the Best.....David.
    Why be part of the crowd Choose a Freelander Sporran
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    Donnie,
    Way to go! Another step on the road of
    Kilt Addiction.
    Nelson
    "Every man dies. Not every man really lives"
    Braveheart

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    Good news Donnie, we all share your joy! I don;t know how they make kilts so fast, I'm a bit concerned they may be employing a few dozen illegal immigrants, maybe a bunch of leprechauns from ireland!

    Tell me more about the philabeg, I'm thinking of ordering one, how is the weight and feel, how do the pleats look?

    Do you have a camera? I'd love to see a piccie or two (don't forget the rear end)
    Graham
    8 years full time kilted.

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    The only kilts I have to compare the philibeag to are my 8yd Bearkilt, and a Sportkilt I bought two years ago. The philibeag is a little lighter than the Bearkilt, although the PV seems to be about the same thickness. It is way heaver than the Sportkilt. I probobly won't be wearing the Sportkilt anymore! The pleating is great, not as Deep as the 8yd but very nice. They have a great swing to them. I'll try to get some pictures posted soon!
    I've survived DAMN near everything
    Acta non Verba

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    The only kilts I have to compare the philibeag to are my 8yd Bearkilt, and a Sportkilt I bought two years ago. The philibeag is a little lighter than the Bearkilt, although the PV seems to be about the same thickness. It is way heaver than the Sportkilt. I probobly won't be wearing the Sportkilt anymore! The pleating is great, not as Deep as the 8yd but very nice. They have a great swing to them. I'll try to get some pictures posted soon!
    Donnie... I'm glad you liked it! The pleats on our Philabeg model are a bit wider and not quite as deep as our Traditional model, but they're still custom made to fit you like a glove. If you want a heavier and deeper pleated kilt, take a look at our Traditionals (or just ask Richardjohnson the difference ). Each model (i.e. Pricepoint) is there for a specific reason.

    Post some "ACTION PICS" for us!
    Rocky Roeger
    Owner & Kiltmaker
    www.USAKilts.com

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    Watch out Donnie!

    Rocky will have you in a traditional before you know it!

    TRUST ME...

    Don't even try to run....just accept it and start saving your nickles and dimes!

    RLJ-

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    Sorry guys, I don't know how to post pictures here! Rocky, I will try to email you some pictures as you asked
    I've survived DAMN near everything
    Acta non Verba

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    It's easy Donnie, just put the piccie in your personal gallery, to do that click "galleries" at the top of the page, then "your personal gallery" at the bottome of the next page, then click "upload" and point to where your picture is on your hard drive.
    Graham
    8 years full time kilted.

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