X Marks the Scot - An on-line community of kilt wearers.
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7th April 05, 12:08 PM
#16
 Originally Posted by beverlonian
 Originally Posted by Thistle Stop
By the way, I don't object to those other MUGs being called kilts -- or rather, Utilikilts, etc. -- I just don't consider them to be 'real' kilts. But they can be quite nice as just what they are, and you can call them whatever you like!
I always refer my Utilikilt as an "American Kilt".
I have on many occasions been asked which tartan my UK was by a few misguided humorists/inquirers. I have also been asked whether my UK was a Scottish or Irish kilt. I have had to remind the former of what a tartan is, and the latter I simply say it's a Seattle kilt, made on 15th on the way to Ballard.
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