I just didn't get it at first. Maybe if I'd heard it out loud, I'd've been able to equate "a meringue" with "am I wrong", but written...sorry. :(

A word of advice regarding Dalgliesh's reproduction colors: get a swatch to be sure you like the colors. I'd considered saving for custom weave of Murray of Tullibardine, so I ordered a swatch of the...

Bottom, 4th from the left, looks like MacCallum.

http://www.xmarksthescot.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=36657&stc=1



Close. It's Scottish American.

Wow...I don't know what to say except thank you very much. :oops: :cool:

I suppose I should mention that, once I had the basic design, I tweaked the thread counts so that they'd all have nice,...

This wasn't from today, but rather from my company holiday party a week or so ago. Still, I'll take any excuse to get all decked out in my tweeds. ;)

https://i.imgur.com/pVafKog.jpg

Self-made...

I'm surprised to hear this, since I had little difficulty figuring it out, and I am far from what one would call tech savvy. I'm sure I've mentioned it before, but when I called myself...

Marton Mills only began including a selvage on their PV fabric fairly recently, so less popular tartans of which they still have older stock won't have it. But USA Kilts buys PV by the bolt, so all...

Oops...thanks for catching that typo.:oops: While not as nice as Marton Mills PV, I certainly wouldn't compare the quality of Sport Kilts' lighter poly blend to disposable cutlery.:p

First off, if you want something washable, I'd recommend going a step up from the Spork Kilt to a USA Kilts' Casual model. I have one of the former, and I pretty much reserve it for the gym...or to...

Again, thank you. :)



Yeah, a semi-dressy look when it's too warm for a jacket is precisely what I was going for. That's why I chose not only the lapels but the full tweed back as well, and why...

As always, muchos danke schön. :oops: :cool: While I've yet to throw in my two cents on it, I've been following that "Personal Flair" thread, and there's that tiny part of me that's paranoid about...

After two agonizing months of waiting, my Gaelic Themes tweed waistcoat from USA Kilts finally arrived. Despite the 90˚F (32˚C) heat, I just had to get dressed up and take a few pics:
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Tokareva, that sounds not unlike why I specify "South Jersey" as my location. What little truth there is to the stereotypes about my home state comes from the Northeastern portion adjacent to New...

Must one RSVP via that link? Because I do plan to attend, but I haven't had an active Facebook account since 2011.

Well, ap or ab, depending on the name; specifically it seems ab was favored for names beginning with a vowel (e.g. ab Ifan --> Evans/Bevan).

Also keep in mind that there was no Richards clan....

No, but back in the day they only cost a guinea, for those who were too poor to afford pork...in North America they're pets, but in South America they're food. :(

I'm in South Jersey (just across the river from Philadelphia) with Verizon, so obviously it's not region- or ISP-specific.

I've been in touch with Rocky via email; it would seem their server is again (or still?) under attack, so the software is taking a "better safe than sorry" approach and blocking any IP it suspects of...

I had the same problem, again. I'll email you my IP address as well.

I'd say the only noticeable difference is that it's blue and black rather than authentic Gallaecia's two shades of blue. Of course, who knows if the actual thread count is correct, but I suspect that...

Is anyone else having trouble with the USA Kilts website? For the past two days, either it doesn't come up at all, or it'll finally work but only briefly, i.e. if I backclick or try to go to a...

I made a kilted skirt in the Evans tartan, and while it's a softer weave than some of the Scottish mills, it's still quite nice and I certainly wouldn't call it flimsy. Perhaps you're thinking of the...

I'm not on Facebook, and I don't get home from work 'til around 3:30 (I also don't have a smartphone). But if it's even half as enjoyable and informative of the last one, then I look forward to...

I suppose General Powell's name can be compared to those rare individuals named Ian who pronounce it "eye-an" (like Ian Ziering). My boss says it's a separate name according to his friend who...