Honestly, the way that Bear finges his kilts is unlike any others!8-)
It's not just leaving the selvedge as-is, but is a straight border line with an impeccably pulled fringe line. It's MUCH better looking in person, ain't it?! That's an added look and feature that takes a LOAD of time and talent to do properly... and he's the only one that finishes the edges that way.
That fit and look is completely BearKilts. You just can't go wrong with an original design and touch! That's why I keep coming back.
Funny thing is that I'm sitting here, writing this response in my BearKilts Cape Breton tartan, Grizzly-Cut. EASILY the most comfortable kilt that I own.
By the way... THANKS for following-up and posting the pictures! It gives others a wonderful look at what's out there! You da man!!!
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I've had comments about the fringe on my USA kilts, mostly from traditionalists questioning why it's done that way. frankly, I was not real happy with it at first, but it grown on me and I prefer it now.
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