Pollock kilt in weathered colors

**Barb T** · 11th April 15, 04:12 PM

A tartan that is dominantly red and green, e.g., the Modern Pollock (below), can be kind of "Christmas-y" in modern colors.

If red and green isn't quite what you want, the weathered/reproduction version is a nice alternative. Green is replaced by khaki, scarlet is replaced by red that is more "tomato soup" or brick red in color. Makes a pretty swell kilt!! This particular tartan was a custom weave, but many tartans are available as commercial weaves in a weathered palette.

**Pollok** · 12th April 15, 04:54 AM

Thank you so much Barb! It's truly a thing of beauty, I will be wearing it with pride!

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**Pollok** · 12th April 15, 05:25 AM

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**tulloch** · 12th April 15, 06:16 AM

That's really nice. Looks good on. Barb's work continues to be the benchmark in so many ways.

**IsaacW** · 12th April 15, 06:50 AM

Beautiful kilt, Beautiful work!

I can not wait until I have such a nice custom kilt!!

**unclevenus** · 12th September 15, 04:48 PM

Was this material from DC Dagliesh? I saw it a few years ago but never followed up on buying it. If so, did you have to buy a set amount of fabric (ie: min 10 yards)?