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17th March 07, 06:47 AM
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Sport Kilts' fabrics etc.
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 Originally Posted by Kid Cossack
Aye, but the SportKilt isn't wool, it's cotton (or a cotton blend) so . . .
Note: just pointing out the definitional issue, not attacking SportKilts. I still think they're great pajamas/pyjamas.
You begin by saying you're "not attacking SportKilts", then add, "I still think they're great ..../pyjamas", ...and that's not an attack?
I have a poly/cotton blend, a micro fibre and two poly/viscose Sport Kilts. "We (SK) are constantly striving to improve our kilts, and are proud of having the largest selection of poly-viscose tartans on hand in clan tartans and universal tartans." They also do have some 100% cotton specialty prints.
Also, regarding the comment about SKs being pyjamas. You've just made up my mind for what I'll wear to our SOKS, Hamilton Scottish Rite dinner on the March 29....my poly/viscose Loch Ness Sport Kilt. It's a semi-formal event, and my SK will look great! I'll make sure photos are taken. There is a place for kilts such as SKs. I don't have to wear my expensive $700+ 13 oz. hunting MacIntosh, hand made by Burnett's & Struth, for daily activities, and I don't consider my other kilts to be "pyjamas".
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