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Originally Posted by Canuck

Dread I have to take the night off, I will be getting to your kilt soon. I have a few others ahead of you...They have been jonesing for quite some time now!
I'm rockin and a rollin, but still sewing 7 days a week and 12 hours a day... I need to spend some time with my children, dogs, and my motorcycle.....
All is good, sorry you won't have this one for your next kilt night ... but for sure a mid feb.
Cheers
Robert

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I've seen your dogs... I don't mind. :D

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Originally Posted by McMurdo

I love it, with the brown leather and brass finish

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The brown leather and brass softens the look.... The top stitching also creates a subtle feel in the look of the leather. the brown top stitch on the leather is warm and if I do Black top stitching on the brown it gives it a pronounced rugged feel.
It's a personal taste issue what ever works is just dandy.
Cheers
Robert

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I've seen your dogs... I don't mind. :D

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Thanks... the youngest pup, Izzy, has been up in the studio a few times today demanding an audience.....
So it's time to put on the fire and get the feet up....
Cheers
Robert

Great looking kilt!

And thank you for the belt pic. I've been wondering for a long time how a "western" style belt would look on a kilt, the advantage being that you can produce a wide belt without an oversized belt buckle. I like it!

When you visit the Netherlands...well...I really like this kilt:D

Can you send me a reminder when it becomes available?:wink:

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Originally Posted by Robin

When you visit the Netherlands...well...I really like this kilt:D

Can you send me a reminder when it becomes available?:wink:

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Yes sir...I'd be happy to. Have to check with my dad to see how much room he has in his suitcase? :wink:
mine is starting to get full :D

I never thought I'd want a leather kilt but this one (and all the goodies that can be purchased with it) has changed my mind COMPLETELY!! I've bookmarked the page.

Beautiful work, Robert.

This kilt is cotton twill, not leather. :)

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Originally Posted by ScottInNewHampshire

I never thought I'd want a leather kilt but this one (and all the goodies that can be purchased with it) has changed my mind COMPLETELY!! I've bookmarked the page.

Beautiful work, Robert.

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Thank you. I believe you are refering to the one on the home page of R Kilts. I have had a good response with that particular kilt combination.
I pretty much live in the leather kilts, easy to care for.

On Robert's site is a dark chocolatey brown RKilt picture.

I covet. Almost in an unhealthy painful sort of way.