Fraser Hunting - USAK Casual

**Warlock** · 29th December 06, 06:40 PM

Damn nice kilt! I am just saving up to buy both of the Frasers Rocky offers. Btw, my wife says that you're a finely built lad, and she likes your knees! Men in kilts! She can't get enough!

**MacTavishOfJapan** · 30th December 06, 02:21 AM

That's a great looking kilt Steve, congratulations!

**cessna152towser** · 9th February 07, 06:45 AM

Nice one, looks just as good with the sporran and with the military style sweater.

**Splash_4** · 9th February 07, 07:19 AM

WOW, I like that kilt with that sweater!

**Bob C** · 9th February 07, 07:27 AM

Is it just a trick of light, or is there a white line near the selvedge that does not repeat elsewhere in the pattern?

I like the colors.

**cavscout** · 9th February 07, 07:49 AM

You are correct. That is a "selvedge stitch" (at least that's what I call it) That's how the mill handles the edge unless the tartan is special ordered. I'm looking for a brown sharpie to try and subdue the thread a bit but they are apparently very rare.

or is it...

Just a very tall sett patten?

**mang1974** · 9th February 07, 08:14 AM

That's a really nice tartan and looks great with both your outfits. Thanks for sharing!

**Tattoo Bradley** · 9th February 07, 08:40 AM

What's rare? The stitch, or brown sharpies? You can find a brown sharpie at Staple's (if that's what you were referring to.)

**cavscout** · 9th February 07, 08:49 AM

I guess I need to widen my search grid

If it isn't in the grocery store or the leather shop, I'm probably not going to stumble on it

**Cawdorian** · 9th February 07, 08:53 AM

If you are looking for a brown marker, look in the furniture polish section at Wallyworld, they have a furniture scratch repair kit with magic markers in 3 shades of brown.

They might work, try it in a hidden area first.