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    Diced Hose

    Does anyone have any recommendations on where to get a set of diced hose? I would like to get a red and black dice, and the hose would have to be big enough for my calves (probably custom made).

    Any suggestions from personal experience?
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    diced hose...

    Quote Originally Posted by davedove
    Does anyone have any recommendations on where to get a set of diced hose? I would like to get a red and black dice, and the hose would have to be big enough for my calves (probably custom made).

    Any suggestions from personal experience?
    I would recommend The Tartan Thistle in Washington State:

    http://www.tartanthistle.com/Argyll_...tan_socks.html

    My "Argyll" hose that match my kilt are from there, and they are great.

    Cheers,

    Todd

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    I think J Higgins sells them. http://www.jhiggins.net/

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    Higgins

    Quote Originally Posted by bubba
    I think J Higgins sells them. http://www.jhiggins.net/
    I would NOT recommend them though, Bubba. I bought a pair several years ago (again, "Argyll" hose that matched my kilt) in a synthetic material, and even after following "care and feeding" instructions and not wearing them that much (Burns Suppers and St. Andrew's Nights), they still started to unravel -- Needless to say, I did not order another pair from them. I know of at least two other gents in Missouri who had the same thing happen to them as well.

    Just my two bob's worth...

    Cheers,

    Todd

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    another source...

    One more good source for diced/Argyll hose:

    http://www.cuillinn.com/kilts.html

    Be forewarned, they're not cheap! :mrgreen:

    Cheers,

    Todd

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    Kenneth Short Hosiery, Hawick, Scotland. http://www.kshosiery.co.uk/

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    Quote Originally Posted by Presuming Ed
    Kenneth Short Hosiery, Hawick, Scotland. http://www.kshosiery.co.uk/
    I THANK YOU, SIR! (but my chequebook doesn't!) :mrgreen:

    Cheers,

    Todd

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    Thanks guys! It looks like I will wait a while to get any of these. My credit card was begging for mercy just looking at those prices.

    I'll get some one day just to have them, but not yet.
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    Quote Originally Posted by cajunscot
    I THANK YOU, SIR! (but my chequebook doesn't!) :mrgreen:

    Cheers,

    Todd
    Ouch, you weren't kidding Todd. 95 quid for a pair of hose!! That's in the $200 cdn range.

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    Yikes! I get all sorts of grief about the amount I spend on my kilts. If I start buying $200 hose I'll be deadmeat.

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