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29th November 09, 06:01 PM
#11
 Originally Posted by cavscout
Great looking tartan! Does the kilt have a hem or the "frayed" selvedge? Wear and enjoy! 
This is a photo of the bottom edge. After I took the picture I noticed the little pin holes above the white stripe. I wonder what those are from? Maybe from the manufacturing process of the cloth?
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29th November 09, 06:06 PM
#12
I've always loved that tartan and these pics are a reminder why. It looks great on you! Congratulations.
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29th November 09, 06:14 PM
#13
Wonderful tartan, nice kilt!!! Good stuff.
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29th November 09, 09:06 PM
#14
Those tiny holes are from the finishing process of the material weaving. They will shrink a LITTLE bit over time, but will always be there. They won't get any bigger and won't fray or anything.
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29th November 09, 09:27 PM
#15
Cute puppy, gorgeous kilt.
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30th November 09, 09:43 AM
#16
I've always loved that tartan.... Seeing your beautiful kilt I believe has done me in.... *sigh* Add it to the list!!
Kilt on!
-Adam
Not all who wander are lost... -Professor J.R.R. Tolkien
I hoip in God!
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30th November 09, 09:48 AM
#17
 Originally Posted by RockyR
Those tiny holes are from the finishing process of the material weaving. They will shrink a LITTLE bit over time, but will always be there. They won't get any bigger and won't fray or anything.
I thought they had something to do with the manufacturing process.
I really like the tartan. This one will become my favorite tartan of the ones I have.
Mike
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30th November 09, 09:55 AM
#18
 Originally Posted by Mike in Dayton
I thought they had something to do with the manufacturing process.
Those tiny holes are on most wool kilts as well... you just have to look closely.
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