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[auld argonian]

I go the cedar chest route also, and it's so far so good. Wool and fur sporrans go in there, with no fear of insect intervention. That said, I know some folks are not fond of keeping their kilts folded.

Ah...but you don't fold...you roll...

http://www.xmarksthescot.com/forum/k...hlight=rolling


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[Ryan Ross]

Ah...but you don't fold...you roll...

http://www.xmarksthescot.com/forum/k...hlight=rolling


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You know, I've heard of that before, but never tried it. Thanks for the link. Do you have any experience with what this method can do to a kilt if left that way over time (two or three weeks)? Also, has anyone tried rolling a low yardage box pleated affair? Just interested to see what experience shows.

[Tattoo Bradley]

You know, I've heard of that before, but never tried it. Thanks for the link. Do you have any experience with what this method can do to a kilt if left that way over time (two or three weeks)? Also, has anyone tried rolling a low yardage box pleated affair? Just interested to see what experience shows.

I've not left one rolled for an extended period of time. But, I've rolled my 4 yd box pleat and carried in a suitcase a time or two, and it worked beautifully.

[Ryan Ross]

I've not left one rolled for an extended period of time. But, I've rolled my 4 yd box pleat and carried in a suitcase a time or two, and it worked beautifully.

Oh nice. I'm going to try that. Thanks, fellows.