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10th August 11, 06:08 AM
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Excellant Brian! Do you have any pictures showing the philabeg being worn without the waistcoat? It would be interesting to see.
 Originally Posted by Woodsheal
The excellent tweed kilts thread in the traditional forum reminds me that I've never posted photos of this particular kilt.
Made by Matt Newsome, it's a late 18th C. style philabeg ("little kilt"), meaning: box-pleated to the random (neither to the sett or stripe), non-tapered (waist size and length being the only measurements in play), no buckles & straps.
The tartan is Grant/Drummond:
http://www.tartans.scotland.net/tart...tan_id=429.htm
And the fabric is 18 oz. Harris tweed, wonderful hard-wearing stuff!
Last edited by David White; 10th August 11 at 06:09 AM.
Reason: spelling
Clan Lamont!
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