Recommendations for polyviscose kilt

[Purgy]

Steve,
the most important part of your message is semi-retirement, and in this case semi is much better than full.
Let’s stay positive at this point when the whole world is trying to stay negative.
A week ago I didn't even know about this forum, a couple of days ago I wasn't a member, and now I've (almost) found a new kilt,
with the help of a group of people on the other side of the planet.
Who knows what will be in a few days or in the future.
I’ve learned something, and I’m willing to continue learning, we’ll see where that takes me.
I usually have a story, and I like to joke at my own expense, so I’ll end this thread in that tone.
In a conversation with my wife at one point we also came to the financial side of this whole story.
I am sure that if I quote part of the conversation this thread will not comply with the forum rules.
I’m kidding, but I firmly believe that there is a solution to every problem.
After seven years of not smoking, I started smoking again, now I have a good reason to quit, and instead of the money going to smoke it will be used to make a kilt.
I calculated a little and I can tell you it will be a beautiful kilt.
My only fear is that I will need more material for kilt after quitting, because there is a real danger that I will gain a few pounds.
Let's start with the design, which by the way is already finished, and which place is better to check other opinions from this forum, where people saw everything and anything.
We will talk, when the opportunity arises... and if you will be interested.