[scotchmaster]

So All, I received my Da Vinci Code Tartan Freedom Kilt from Steve about a month ago. I have been absolutely crazy with work and have not been able to post a review.

At last, here it is. First let me say the tailoring is exquisite. Being the proud owner of 5 Tartan tanks, I am familiar with quality when it comes to a well made kilt. The attention to detail is outstanding. The features I am most impressed by are the pleats, buckle and belt loop placement, as well as the pockets. I opted for a right hand slot pocket and a passport pocket on the apron. These are ingenious.

So I give it a 5 out of 5 stars. I am already thinking about another.

Cheers, Steve.

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[beloitpiper]

That's a very nice tartan, but I have to ask: why did you get the Da Vinci Code tartan?

[scotchmaster]

Originally Posted by beloitpiper

That's a very nice tartan, but I have to ask: why did you get the Da Vinci Code tartan?

A mill in scotland was goung out of business and I liked the Tartan. I wear a kilt everyday and like to mix it up. Plus it is different, not the typical everyday red and green.

[GDub]

Very nice indeed! Congrats! And out of curiosity I echo beloitpiper's question... ((you answered a split second before I posted))

[Rogerson785]

Very nice tartan indeed, it almost looks like the Angus District.

[pdcorlis]

Vera handsome kilt lad!

[Big Mikey]

Nice outfit. The hose and garter ties are a great combo.

[scotchmaster]

Originally Posted by Big Mikey

Nice outfit. The hose and garter ties are a great combo.

Thanks! They are Connemara Wool Shooting Socks and Merino Wool Shooting Garters. The Garters are identical to one for sale at the Scottish Tartan Museum.

[ANGELMAN]

Nice tartan. It looks great on you. Are other mills making this tartan or was it just the one that went out of business?