Pleating to the Lion

[Kane]

First off, LESS THAN A WEEK UNTIL MY FIRST KILT ARRIVES.

Now to the main topic, I'm not sure if it has been brought up before but I recently found this kilt and think it's kind of a nice design.

http://www.slaters.co.uk/en/store/pr...language=en-GB

Something is definately different about pleating a kilt to the Lion and I really like the colour scheme.

Kane

[Catdad]

First off, LESS THAN A WEEK UNTIL MY FIRST KILT ARRIVES.

Now to the main topic, I'm not sure if it has been brought up before but I recently found this kilt and think it's kind of a nice design.

http://www.slaters.co.uk/en/store/pr...language=en-GB

Something is definately different about pleating a kilt to the Lion and I really like the colour scheme.

Kane

I do love that Lion, but would expect anything less from a Cat(dad)?

[Freelancer]

That's very cool!!

Lion or not, the tartan is beautiful.

[Standard]

That is certainly unique. So is this kilt your first, or are you just looking at it?

[Dan R Porter]

If it were a welsh dragon I would have bought it before you!

[Kane]

So is this kilt your first, or are you just looking at it?

No I've already ordered my kilt, an 8 yard American Heritage pleated to the red stripe.


I just thought this was something a little different, I've seen the saltire kilt before but never one that could be pleated to the Lion so I thought some people here might be interested, works well as it's a nice coloured tartan and the lion is quite subtle. Perhaps not suitable for the most formal of occasions but nice non the less. Shame you can buy a tank for the price of it.

[Wompet]

At last year's Ithaca, New York Highland Games:


Photos by Mexipiper

[Dan R Porter]

It appears on the website the apron wraps a bit too far for my liking...

[lethearen]

I think that's a bit more impressive than the saltire kilt. Very cool.

[Dr. Mac]

Definitely different. Must confess it's not my cup of tea, but happy for those who "go for it."