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    First day out in new Scottish Wildcat

    Had a rare cool day today with temperatures low enough to be comfortable in kilt hose so I decided to take the new Scottish Wildcat out for it's debut wearing. Thirty pleats, pleated to the black block.


    Last edited by H. Hastings; 19th June 15 at 06:27 PM.


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    That`s a great looking kilt, and you are wearing it well. The beautiful sporran goes very well.
    Last edited by Dughlas mor; 19th June 15 at 08:01 PM.

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    Very nice.

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    Looks great, welcome to the fold.

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    Gorgeous tartan, gorgeous kilt!

    As I've said, when designing a new tartan (or any work of art) creating subtlety is perhaps one of the most difficult things to do, and this tartan excels at it.

    It's a tartan that looks better and better the closer you get.

    Here's a sporran idea!



    I notice that the colours of the tartan perfectly match this particular "wild cat"!
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    Very nice, Harlan. It looks great!

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    Very nice. I'll be sure to keep my eye out (next year) at the Finger Lakes Scottish Festival, 3rd weekend of May. I enjoy seeing particular and rare tartans on display. Well done.

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    A smart and clean look. Well done.

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    Quote Originally Posted by OC Richard View Post
    So cute it is sickening.
    My Clans: Guthrie, Sinclair, Sutherland, MacRae, McCain-Maclachlan, MacGregor-Petrie, Johnstone, Hamilton, Boyd, MacDonald-Alexander, Patterson, Thompson. Welsh:Edwards, Williams, Jones. Paternal line: Brandenburg/Prussia.
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    Quote Originally Posted by McMurdo View Post
    Looks great, welcome to the fold.
    Thanks, and thank you for designing such a beautiful tartan. I've got the mechanics of stitching up a kilt pretty well covered but using such a stunning tartan design makes all the difference in the world in the final product

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