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    Excellent choice. I have a PH kilt and couldn't be happier. Are you connected in any way to Stilletto Rebel, as he got a Manx kilt from Paul too?
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    Welcome from Ohio

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    Perfect choice. Highly recommended. In a few weeks: welcome to the PHKOC (Paul Henry Kilt Owners Club) ;-) ...

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    Thanks all!

    I am a bit baffled as to the best hose/ flashes/ tie combo to contrast the tartan. I have a charcoal tweed Braemar, and plain black belt sporran and straps, so the palate is fairly open, but without going to Lovat green, I'm a bit lost. I was getting Claret hose to go with my Black Watch, but that might overpower the Manx.... Any thoughts?

    Quote Originally Posted by Grizzly View Post
    Are you connected in any way to Stilletto Rebel, as he got a Manx kilt from Paul too?
    No, I have no connections here... I got the Manx as it's my heritage, and from Paul Henry as he gets great reviews here and on other forums. If I hadn't found this place I probably would have gone HoS all the way.

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    Go with the claret hose, they will not overpower the manx tartan. If you are up for another jacket/waiscoat combo, may I suggest poacher tweed, green with a subtle windowpane check in claret/oatmeal. I have one which I wear with MacLaren and Paterson tartans (both predominatly blue/green tartans)

    Link to poacher tweed material.
    http://www.scotweb.co.uk/tartan/Reiv...ingbone/100128
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    Congratulations. Looking forward to the photos.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Downunder Kilt View Post
    Go with the claret hose, they will not overpower the manx tartan. I
    And mustard garter ties/ necktie?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Manxstralian View Post
    And mustard garter ties/ necktie?
    I usually wear blue flashes with my claret hose ( I don't have any mustard flashes/garter ties) As for a necktie, I usually wear the ABF (Army Benevolent Fund) tie, thanks to Jock Scott, with any and all kilts I own or one of my old school ties (striped as in a regimental tie). I tend not to intentionally colour match/co-ordinate my hose, flashes and tie colours.
    Shoot straight you bastards. Don't make a mess of it. Harry (Breaker) Harbord Morant - Bushveldt Carbineers

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    Quote Originally Posted by Downunder Kilt View Post
    I usually wear blue flashes with my claret hose ( I don't have any mustard flashes/garter ties) As for a necktie, I usually wear the ABF (Army Benevolent Fund) tie, thanks to Jock Scott, with any and all kilts I own or one of my old school ties (striped as in a regimental tie). I tend not to intentionally colour match/co-ordinate my hose, flashes and tie colours.
    I was looking for a way to accentuate the yellow line without being too "matchy matchy".

    I have not seen many people wearing blue-based tartans (99% of my kilting experience was at the MacLean clan gathering, so it was red and green all the way), so any advice with accessorising the blue is appreciated.

    Also, I have no school tie, or organisational alliances which would have provided me with a "uniform" tie, so that part is pretty much open to whatever I am comfortable wearing.
    I can't understand why people are frightened by new ideas. I'm frightened by old ones. John Cage

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    Congratulations, that is an awesome looking tartan and I know that Paul Henry will make you an amazing kilt!
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