Hudson Bay Company tartan kilt

[David Dalglish]

Happy new kilt

[CameronTaylor]

I'm waiting to see what it's gonna look like pleated to the stripe ....


CT - I'm not sayin', I'm just sayin' ....

[ChattanCat]

I'm waiting to see what it's gonna look like pleated to the stripe ....


CT - I'm not sayin', I'm just sayin' ....

Like this?

[CameronTaylor]

Not bad at all says I. I'm thinking the darker grey but then again I'm not assembling it ....


CT - black choes, blue chirt, Anderson kilt - sharp-dressed Dublin New Years (4pm PST)

[James MacMillan]

Not bad at all says I. I'm thinking the darker grey but then again I'm not assembling it ....


CT - black choes, blue chirt, Anderson kilt - sharp-dressed Dublin New Years (4pm PST)

Don't mess with the kilt maker! That's my kilt he's working on.

[CameronTaylor]

Ain't no thang, I'm talkin' about mine (hey Steve ! )


CT - J to the O to the N to the E to the S to the ING - whooah !

[ChattanCat]

Not bad at all says I. I'm thinking the darker grey but then again I'm not assembling it ....

Not sure what you mean by the darker grey. Is it a stripe?

[The Wizard of BC]

CT, If you look at the scans of the Tartan I posted you will find that if you pleats to the dark gray you will lose the four colored stripes that make this Tartan so distinctive. There is only a thin red line in the dark gray.

But hey, it's your kilt. e-mail me if you want it pleated like that.

[CameronTaylor]

You are of course right Steve, I was just wondering what it'd look llike but I trust your judgement.

CT -

[The Wizard of BC]

I have a strip from a waistband that I'll pleat up a couple of different ways.

Then you can tell me which you like best.