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25th November 05, 07:02 PM
#7
 Originally Posted by Sir Robert
Well I just flew back to Germany from Louisiana after being home to put my house in order after hurricanes Katrina and Rita. Boy it is cold in Germany!
I know that kilts are "to the top of the kneecap" but was there ever a longer length? The local goth shop has "kilts" much longer than kneecap but it looks well...like a skirt. The only redeeming factor is the Royal Stewart tartan. If I put the whole Scottish regalia on like a sporran I could pull it off. It would still look funny. I could allways whack it off at the knees later.
What sayeth the Kilting community is there a place for longer kilts?
First off, I hope everything went well with the ordering up in Louisiana.
Second, I'm looking at it this way:
Does (cost of "goth kilt") + (cost of alteration) =< (cost of regular kilt in Royal Stewart)?
Keeping in mind, the cost of alteration may iclude explaining to a German tailor what the proper cut and length of a kilt should be.
Good luck with whatever you decide.
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