My new Desert Camo Freedom Kilt.

[Big Mikey]

Grant, I'm glad you are so pleased. With one kilt and one kilt shirt of my own, I'm sure you now understand why I so enthusiastically promote Steve and the wonderful things he creates. Enjoy!

[ccga3359]

Grant, I'm glad you are so pleased. With one kilt and one kilt shirt of my own, I'm sure you now understand why I so enthusiastically promote Steve and the wonderful things he creates. Enjoy!

And the fact that he's your neighbourhood kilt maker and your drinkin' buddy. I know I've seen the pictures. Problem is I've got two excellent kiltmakers (drinkin' buddies) here at SOKS.

Funny, do you think all kiltmakers have a drinking problem?

[The Wizard of BC]

I don't have a drinking problem, My mother taught me how to drink without spilling when I was two.

[Fearnest]

I don't have a drinking problem, My mother taught me how to drink without spilling when I was two.

That's good - too much spilling constitutes alcohol abuse!

Grant - thanks for the detailed & revealing review! I had already planned my next kilt to be one of Steve's, but you've certainly done nothing but solidify that decision for me. (My first FK, however, will be a solid color - nothing against the camo, but since I don't HAVE to wear camo patterns any more, I tend not to. More importantly, the solid will replace a pair of uniform p@nts, so I need to at least try to come close to matching their color.)

I really appreciate your comment on the decorative buttons being raised a bit - I wouldn't have expected that, and like your proposed "fix." (I hope Steve can/will accommodate a few of us who may be a bit persnickity about things - I just hate "catching" on things as I wander around... it's bad enough my shoulders tend to "catch" every doorjamb or corner I pass - and not because of my breadth. I've "caught" seams and pleats and flaps and pocket opening, and... well, you get the idea. Buttons that catch? Just more potential pain!)

[McFarkus]

I don't have a drinking problem, My mother taught me how to drink without spilling when I was two.

Reminds me when I was bartending. On a very busy night I handed a woman a bottle of beer. She stared at me, and finally said, "May I have a glass...I can't drink out of a bottle."

I couldn't help myself, "I learned to drink out of a bottle long before I was ready to drink out of a glass." :beer: