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    Quote Originally Posted by Panache View Post
    It looks very nice.

    I am utterly delighted with my tartan model Freedom Kilt

    Did you get any hidden pockets on yours?

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    No, I figured I should not get them, on this kilt..since it represents the Marines.
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    Quote Originally Posted by peacekeeper83 View Post
    No, I figured I should not get them, on this kilt..since it represents the Marines.

    Sorry, I had totally forgotten about how the Marines hate pockets!















    Just kidding, I get what you mean, you wanted this to be traditional and I can appreciate that

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    Quote Originally Posted by peacekeeper83 View Post
    No, I figured I should not get [pockets], on this kilt..since it represents the Marines.
    Congratulations on your new kilt and Well said!

    I have a Leatherneck box pleat from Matt Newsome and it is probably my favorite - partly because of comfort compared to my tanks, but also because of its significance. I notice you also have the same bonnet badge I do.

    At this rate we may have to have a Leatherneck Social Group!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Panache View Post
    Sorry, I had totally forgotten about how the Marines hate pockets!




    Just kidding, I get what you mean, you wanted this to be traditional and I can appreciate that

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    Actually Jamie, I think you hit it. It's my understanding that Marines (especially Drill Instructors) really really really hate pockets.
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    Quote Originally Posted by starbkjrus View Post
    Actually Jamie, I think you hit it. It's my understanding that Marines (especially Drill Instructors) really really really hate pockets.

    Not to usurp the thread, but my Dad used to tell a story where his DI caught him with a hand in his pocket a bit too long, so he was ordered to run down to the beach, fill his pockets with sand, and sew them shut. I don't remember how long he had to keep them this way, but he never liked to put his hands in his pockets - and discouraged me from doing so.
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    Quote Originally Posted by starbkjrus View Post
    Actually Jamie, I think you hit it. It's my understanding that Marines (especially Drill Instructors) really really really hate pockets.
    I did want this kilt to be a traditional, even though its made in a contemperary style, so to say (machine sewn).
    I hardly put my hands in my pockets.. but that goes beyond the Marines... I was raised in a military home..my Dad retired from the Air Force, after 22 years..
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sir William View Post
    Congratulations on your new kilt and Well said!

    I have a Leatherneck box pleat from Matt Newsome and it is probably my favorite - partly because of comfort compared to my tanks, but also because of its significance. I notice you also have the same bonnet badge I do.

    At this rate we may have to have a Leatherneck Social Group!

    Semper Fi -
    I cannot even compare the fit of this kilt to anything I have.. It is so comfortable, and being a box pleat.. I like the spacing of the yellow stripes..

    We should... have the Leatherneck Tartan Social Club...LOL..we already have Semper Fidelis Social Club

    .. just get our Marines, and associates.. kilted in the Leatherneck...LOL..
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