New Kilt Thursday, first public outing Saturday.

**joshmccl** · 21st December 08, 05:47 AM

This is a pretty big week for me. My first kilt arrived on Thursday. I wore it around the house a bit to get a feel for it. Then we hosted a family Christmas, and I thought, it's time to debut it. After every one left, we walked over to the closest pub. I was naturally a bit nervous, but I just feigned extreme confidence and it went over really well. Everyone wanted to get a good look at it. It was just the sort of debut I needed! Anyhow, here's a pic....

**Jack Daw** · 21st December 08, 05:51 AM

Excellent looking kilt! I like the tartan. Good for you!

**McMurdo** · 21st December 08, 05:56 AM

Very nice, who made it? What tartan is it? Inquiring minds want to know. By the way, nicely put together outfit, congratulations you wear it well.

**Dr. Mac** · 21st December 08, 06:19 AM

Each time out will increase confidence! Good times!

**Rex_Tremende** · 21st December 08, 07:22 AM

Originally Posted by joshmccl

I was naturally a bit nervous, but I just feigned extreme confidence and it went over really well.

Acting confident is a great way to learn how to be confident. You look great, and there was nothing to worry about anyway.

Good job,
Rex.

**pipesndrumsnun** · 21st December 08, 07:53 AM

A wonderful looking new kilt...congrats!!

**BEEDEE** · 21st December 08, 07:55 AM

Looks great! I'll echo McMurdos' comments - need more information!

Brian

**joshmccl** · 21st December 08, 08:06 AM

Thank you all for your kind words. I had the kilt made through Scotweb (though I wish I had known about the discount for xmarks members!). It is made in the Lynch tartan.

**Earl D-** · 21st December 08, 08:48 AM

Well since you didn't provide a shot of the pleats, we gotta know-Box pleat; knife pleats and is it pleated to the sett or to stripe (if so, which color)?

The kilt looks great BTW.

**joshmccl** · 21st December 08, 08:59 AM

If I keep forgetting these important details, they are going to have to append newbie to my name again. Knife pleats to sett. It looks quite nice that way as the red stripes are such a strong contrast to the blue.