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    From our Nor Cal Burns' Night Supper here is the X Marks Tartan in three kilts each pleated differently:




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    To add to Ron's notes, the colors of the last run are more of a blue/gray tone (deep) and the brighter blue is more of a deep royal.

    I really like the tartan!

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    so are there people interested in another run of the tartan?

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    Quote Originally Posted by cloves View Post
    so are there people interested in another run of the tartan?
    I get my annual bonus this Friday & gotta spend it on something; may as well be some X-Marks tartan!

    Count me in if there's an order being put together!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Panache View Post
    From our Nor Cal Burns' Night Supper here is the X Marks Tartan in three kilts each pleated differently:

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    I took out the image since it is just above this post, what is each one pleated to, obviously the one on the right is sett, but the others?

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    Quote Originally Posted by possingk View Post
    I took out the image since it is just above this post, what is each one pleated to, obviously the one on the right is sett, but the others?
    Camerons X-Marks kilt is made by Freedom Kilts and it's pleated to the stripe, with the gold stripe in the tartan centered. It's thier formal model. Steve Ashton has one just like it, and if you search around the forum, you'll find pics of it.

    Mine is made by me, pleated to "no stripe"...meaning to an area of the dark blue "background". That picture doesn't really illustrate the significant difference in appearrance between the two "pleated to the stripe" kilts.

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