Louisiana Tartan Kilt--Kingussie Pleated

[Spartan Tartan]

Beautiful! The Kingussie grows on me more every time I see it.

Either I can't tell from the picture, or more likely I don't know what im looking for--can someone describe the pleating pattern so I can "see" what im looking at?

Beautiful kilt, by the way. (Sorry I just don't know how to recognize the pleat pattern, not that it matters since it just looks fantastic to me).

[artificer]

Either I can't tell from the picture, or more likely I don't know what im looking for--can someone describe the pleating pattern so I can "see" what im looking at?

Beautiful kilt, by the way. (Sorry I just don't know how to recognize the pleat pattern, not that it matters since it just looks fantastic to me).

Here is a good place to start.

There is a center box pleat, then each side of the kilt has knife pleats pointing toward the front. This is different than a normal knife pleat where all the pleats follow around the kilt in one direction (normally counter-clockwise).

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[Spartan Tartan]

Thanks Artificer! I feel bit silly for not being able to notice for myself. But, now I know

[adrk]

this kilt is sure on list to get and the pleat style u choose is awwesome

down in new orleans nice see this tartan done up thanks for shareing

[pauljsharp]

Either I can't tell from the picture, or more likely I don't know what im looking for--can someone describe the pleating pattern so I can "see" what im looking at?

Beautiful kilt, by the way. (Sorry I just don't know how to recognize the pleat pattern, not that it matters since it just looks fantastic to me).

There is a center box pleat and knife pleats moving out from there in opposit directions towards the front of the kilt.

The advantage to this is little or no bunching of the pleats when you sit. Further, the beauty of the kilt. The center box pleat shows more of the sett than the knife pleats and so looks different from the other pleats giving it a distinct look.