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17th December 04, 04:36 PM
#1
New Kilt on the Way
I wanted a new kilt for the holidays. That's sort of funny as my oldest kilt is about 3 months old. 
I asked Rocky if he could make one in time. He said he could. So I ordered a Philabeg in Campbell Tartan. When Rocky was ready to start, he discovered he didn't have enough material for a guy my size. If you have looked in my gallery, you know that I am such a petite guy! 
In any case, Rocky felt so bad that he gave me a free upgrade to a traditional  Go Rocky!
My Douglas Modern Kilt is leaving the shop today!
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18th December 04, 10:11 PM
#2
Will
You won't be disappointed, my traditional is fantastic.
Kilt no2 will be following soon, from Rocky of course.
Rob
You Only Live Once - Live Kilted
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19th December 04, 12:13 AM
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19th December 04, 02:19 PM
#4
Yep, Rocky the kilt pusher strikes again!
That reminds me...It's almost time for my next fix.....
Richard-
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20th December 04, 07:40 PM
#5
Re: New Kilt on the Way
 Originally Posted by Will
I wanted a new kilt for the holidays. That's sort of funny as my oldest kilt is about 3 months old.
I asked Rocky if he could make one in time. He said he could. So I ordered a Philabeg in Campbell Tartan. When Rocky was ready to start, he discovered he didn't have enough material for a guy my size. If you have looked in my gallery, you know that I am such a petite guy!
In any case, Rocky felt so bad that he gave me a free upgrade to a traditional Go Rocky!
My Douglas Modern Kilt is leaving the shop today!
Will, I'm sure you will love the Douglas colors enjoy!
Rob Wright
Friends are the family we choose. Life is not measured by how many breath's we take, but by how many times we have our breath taken away. Writer, Educator, Libationist, Bon Vivant. The Old Firm: A Steampunk Tale Part XXI is now up at http://kiltedrobspub.blogspot.com/
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21st December 04, 02:53 AM
#6
Kilt arrived yesterday. I will post a picture when I get a chance.
The material feels different from the others I have. This is the first Poly Vis Kilt I have. I wonder how the pleats will hold up when I sit in a car and go for a ride.
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21st December 04, 03:26 AM
#7
Will, I've found PV to be very good with creasing after sitting, they clean up nice when you drop your lunch or coffee on it.
It's tough stuff and will take what you throw at it!
Graham
8 years full time kilted.
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21st December 04, 04:49 AM
#8
Originally Posted by Will
Kilt arrived yesterday. I will post a picture when I get a chance.
The material feels different from the others I have. This is the first Poly Vis Kilt I have. I wonder how the pleats will hold up when I sit in a car and go for a ride.
no problem...after 6 hours in a car the pleats still fell nicely..
Zack "Buddha" Alderfer
Ladies From Hell, Allentown
Every normal man must be tempted, at times, to spit on his hands, hoist the black flag and start slitting throats.
Magister Dixit
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22nd December 04, 09:50 AM
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Modern Douglas Kilt
Here is a picture of my newest kilt. I also have close-ups of the front and back in my personal gallery.
Will
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22nd December 04, 09:54 AM
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Douglas tartan...
Very nice! You just can't go wrong with the Douglas tartan -- not only is it an impressive looking one, but there's quite a bit of history behind it -- the Cameronian Regiment and the Witwatersrand Rifles of South Africa claim it as their tartan! Sadly, the Cameronians are no longer with us, but the "Wits" are still around.
Cheers, 
T.
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