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 Originally Posted by Lord Renna
As the kilt is acrylic wool, it is lighter to wear.
Acrylic wool? From acrylic sheep, I presume?
Virtus Ad Aethera Tendit
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Originally Posted by Bob C.
Acrylic wool? From acrylic sheep, I presume?
Do I dream of acrylic sheep?
- The Beertigger
"The only one, since 1969."
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Perhaps real sheep grazing artificial turf.
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I think I've figured out where marbles come from.
BTW, I've got a SWK and I'm very happy with it. Highly recommended. Go for the HI's kilt if your on the fence. If your wife resists, not much of a loss. If she likes it, buy other kilts, and wear the HI kilt for house work, chores, painting, emergency plumbing, and the like.
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My casual kilt i just bought off EBay was from Highland Inspirations. If you read my introductory thread i yak on about it a bit. Very prompt service. Pretty happy with it, even though i havent worn it yet because i bought it two sizes too small so i would have to lose weight to wear the thing LOL  Maybe i should be posting in the diet thread 
http://www.xmarksthescot.com/forum/s...ad.php?t=17498
I plan on buying one of the Irish kilts from them in a few weeks.
Rod
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okay im lazy where are the links to this highland inspiration?
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You know I once had a sweater...this is years ago now, that I liked very much. It was a grey, sleeveless, cable sweater-vest. On the inside of the label, it told me what the sweater was made of, and to this day, I remember it.
100% Virgin Acrylic
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27th August 07, 11:48 AM
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Wool is a wonderful fabric.
It is expensive.
It requires special care.
There are other fabrics available.
These other fabrics do not require special care.
Just what is so special about wool?
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