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    my new USAK Ferguson

    The wait is finally over. My USAK semi-traditional kilt in the Ferguson Modern arrived the other day. I took Rocky up on his PV tartan offer.

    Here's the pics:
    Right out of the box:


    Backside (right out of the box...needs ironing)


    I quickly changed into something for this pictures
    The sporran is new as well. It's a celtic knot - Buzz Kidder.
    Note, I forgot to add my Kilt pin...it's a ferguson clan crest on a sword


    Nice pletts and matching flashes


    My youngest (Quinlan) loves running under the kilts

    Thanks, Rocky & Kelly!

    Note the fringe, I was pleasantly surprised by edge. I'm also surprised at how light weight this kilt. I wore it today golfing. It was great despite the weather. I'll definitely get more USA Kilts when I can afford them.

    Cheers
    Eric
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    Looks good. I had a house full of "Fergusons" here tonight. (My sister, brother in law, and brand new twin nieces!)
    “A proud man is always looking down on things and people; and, of course, as long as you're looking down, you can't see something that's above you.” -C.S. Lewis

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    Hey Efer,

    No need to iron. Hang the semi-trad up and blast it with a Black and Decker Gizmo (that's what they call them) Great little steamer with a duck bill type iron if you need it for the pleats. They're like $25 USD.

    My USA Kilts steam right out with the Gizmo. A LOT less hassle than wrangling a kilt on an ironing board. Great for new kilts, and great at the end of the day so the kilt gets hung up fresh an well pleated.

    Ron
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    That's a beautiful kilt and the Ferguson (and MacLaren...white>>>yellow) tartan looks stunning when pleated to the stripe.

    I don't use the beltloops myself, but I like the way they're positioned...close to eachother...looks really nice.

    Congrats!


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    Talking

    Eric,

    Lookin' good.

    BTW: thanks for the warning, just in case I run into ya somewhere and yer son's along for the ride... ;-)

    -J
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    Beautiful kilt! Now you need one for your youngest one.
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    That is a really nice tartan! never seen it before!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Riverkilt
    No need to iron. Hang the semi-trad up and blast it with a Black and Decker Gizmo (that's what they call them) Great little steamer with a duck bill type iron if you need it for the pleats. They're like $25 USD.
    Ron
    A friend recommended of of those steamers so looks like there could be something in it!
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    Looks sharp!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Riverkilt
    Hey Efer,

    No need to iron. Hang the semi-trad up and blast it with a Black and Decker Gizmo (that's what they call them) Great little steamer with a duck bill type iron if you need it for the pleats. They're like $25 USD.

    Ron - is THIS what you're talking about?

    http://www.blackanddeckerappliances....oduct-221.html
    Jamie Fellrath


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