Ok, I found my old pictures of the Buchanan kilts I made. I almost hesitate to post them as these are among some of the first kilts I made -- looking back at them now it's amazing to see the difference that 500+ kilts will make! lol...

However, they are a wonderful example of how pleating to a different stripe can drastically change the look of the kilt.

These are all four yard box pleated kilts. First, pleated to the black line on the yellow.


Second, to the blue line on the green.


Third, to the white line on the red.


Again, I want to emphasize that these three kilts were made from the same cloth, Buchanan modern 16 oz from Lochcarron.

I also found these other pictures I thought I would share. This is the Buchanan weathered from Lochcarron.


And this is the Old Buchanan weathered by Lochcarron.


Same kilt as above being worn by my customer, taken in natural light. (I think it shows the colors better).