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    O…M…G…The extravagance of a second kilt

    O...M...G...I can't believe you have ordered a second kilt
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    Well, in my own defense, I needed to see what all the fuss was about regarding the box pleated kilts.
    So here is a sneak peek. Feel the jones.


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    Culloden tartan? Excellent choice!

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    So, what do you think about your box-pleated kilt?

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    I feel your pain...

    A semi-dress kilt started it for me.

    Now I'm waiting on the arrival of:

    1. A full dress (8yd MacGregor Ancient) kilt
    2. A semi-casual USA Kilt Casual in MacGregor Modern
    3. A really-casual in Stuart Black (budget from BaK.com)

    In the meantime there have been a couple of jackets
    • a PC for formal
    • a black Barathea Argyll for day
    • a tweed Argyll to be worn with everything from a
      skivvy to shirt, tie and waistcoat for a variety of
      cases
    • a formal sporran and clan crest Sgian Dubh
    • new formal hose

    Help!! Does it ever end????

    -Don

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    Quote Originally Posted by JohntheBiker View Post
    So, what do you think about your box-pleated kilt?
    The kilt just went under the kiltmaker's needle so it will be a few weeks before I actually have the kilt.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Aussie_Don View Post
    In the meantime there have been a couple of jackets

    -Don
    Roger that. After I purchased my first kilt I somehow collected four jackets. Two conversions from a local XMTS member and two Kinloch Anderson jackets from another XMTS member who has developed a need for tweed and was clearing space in his closet.
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    Quote Originally Posted by McElmurry View Post
    The kilt just went under the kiltmaker's needle so it will be a few weeks before I actually have the kilt.
    I like that little turn of phrase!

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    Quote Originally Posted by McElmurry View Post
    Roger that. After I purchased my first kilt I somehow collected four jackets. Two conversions from a local XMTS member and two Kinloch Anderson jackets from another XMTS member who has developed a need for tweed and was clearing space in his closet.
    Quite so, mate! Hahahaha! And I hope those two jackets and waistcoats are serving you well. They will both look very smart with your new kilt done in the ever so beautiful and gorgeous, Culloden tartan. I can't wait to see photos of it when it is finished! Well done!

    Kindest rgeards,

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tobus View Post
    Culloden tartan? Excellent choice!
    Yes, thanks. My wife and I were both taken with the tartan immediately when Peter first presented it but it took me a while to adjust to the idea of wearing a tartan just because I like it. In the end I rationalized that there were Morrisons at the battle so there is a nexus of sorts. And the green makes my green eyes pop.

    Quote Originally Posted by Alan H View Post
    I like that little turn of phrase!
    I do make an effort at times.

    Quote Originally Posted by creagdhubh View Post
    Quite so, mate! Hahahaha! And I hope those two jackets and waistcoats are serving you well. They will both look very smart with your new kilt done in the ever so beautiful and gorgeous, Culloden tartan. I can't wait to see photos of it when it is finished! Well done!

    Kindest rgeards,
    I am enjoying the jackets very much. My wife knitted a tie that goes very well with the green jacket. I need to get some photos up before she gets the idea I don’t appreciate it, or her.

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    If ya end up having 100 kilts in your closet creates another problem. How to argue with your shoe obsessed girlfriend about the 30th pair of shoes? ;) I don't plan to have an obsession. I recently ordered my second kilt who is pretty extravagant too. This one here:

    http://www.etsy.com/listing/78447867...usiness%2Bkilt

    ... but in black with white brand logo and different studs.

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