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30th July 09, 07:25 PM
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And I had to start another thread over in the Traditional Highland Attire forum to find a few answers. As it is so far and as best as I can tell:
The use of tartan on a non-traditional looking kilt does not bring it over into the traditional highland attire.
Also, the use of a solid color fabric on a traditional kilt does not, as Matt pointed out earlier, exclude it from being a traditional kilt.
That leaves the construction and design to determen whether a kilt is contemporary/non-traditional or is traditional Highland attire.
For example, my Buzz Kidder is not a traditional kilt, but is a solid color kilt. If I had a low, jeans type cut Freedom Kilt in tartan materiel, it would not be a traditional kilt.
There should be no problem with wearing either of these with accessories outside of the traditional Highland attire; for example, without a sporran in the front etc.
I tried to ask my inner curmudgeon before posting, but he sprayed me with the garden hose…
Yes, I have squirrels in my brain…
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