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27th June 06, 12:54 PM
#1
Kilts from recycled military pants?
I was browsing around ebay, and found a seller with "grodygoose" kilts, which are made from recycled military camo pants.
for $45, I figured there may be someone here who may want to check them out.
here is the link.
Ebay Recycled Camo Kilts
<just after posting, I realised that the seller is here in tulsa. I'll see if I can check one of these out and write up a review >
Last edited by Kilted KT; 27th June 06 at 01:03 PM.
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27th June 06, 02:23 PM
#2
 Originally Posted by Kilted KT
I was browsing around ebay, and found a seller with "grodygoose" kilts, which are made from recycled military camo pants.
for $45, I figured there may be someone here who may want to check them out.
here is the link.
Ebay Recycled Camo Kilts
<just after posting, I realised that the seller is here in tulsa. I'll see if I can check one of these out and write up a review >
KT,
Thanks for the link. I'm interested in doing something in camo myself, though I'm a bot more interested in snow camo.If you have the chance, a review would be great!
'Sanguis Et Vulnera'(Blood and Wounds)
Alba gu Brath
The Mystic Wolf
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27th June 06, 02:27 PM
#3
Definitely a non-traditional kilt. No apron, buttons straight down the front, pleats go round back like a Utilikilt. Looks like fun, though, and the price is right! Wonder if they have a women's kilt (I'm jeeessttt kiiiiiidddiinnggg). 
Kilt On.
Chris Webb
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27th June 06, 02:28 PM
#4
With the longest length only being 22", I'm gonna have to pass.
"It's nonsense. Anyone can wear a kilt" -Hamish
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27th June 06, 05:18 PM
#5
MacWage, "Dark Lord of the Box Pleat!"/ "Box Pleat Militant" Laird of Glenmoor (Carolina)
CARPE TARTANAM! (Seize the Tartan!)
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27th June 06, 05:58 PM
#6
That is EXACTLY how UK got started, at least according to one of the versions of the stories I have heard. Steven wanted to find a use for some worn out camo pants, and wanted something unbifurcated at the same time.
Thus was the Original UK born.
.. the kilt had concealed a blaster strapped to one thigh and a knife to the other. He was aware of the present gentle customs against personal weapons, but he felt naked without them. Such customs were nonsense anyhow, foolishment from old women - there was no such thing as "dangerous weapons," only dangerous people.
--Robert Heinlein in Methuselah's Children
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27th June 06, 05:59 PM
#7
Eeeeeeek! I've only just noticed that my 'pearls' are being quoted!! I believe that came from the ghastly VideoNation thing I did for the BBC several years ago.
Thank you, Taper, for considering me worthy!!! 
No. of Kilts: 102. "Title": Lord Hamish Bicknell, Laird of Lochaber / Life Member: The Scottish Tartans Authority / Life Member: The Royal Scottish Country Dance Society / Member: The Ardbeg Committee / My NEW Photo Album: Sadly, and with great regret, it seems my extensive and comprehensive album may now have been lost forever!/
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