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23rd March 05, 09:21 AM
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Rather gutted
So not too long ago I bought my first kilt, a sage UK survival, then later purchasing a 'tank'.
I've enjoyed the survival much and have attracted much talk and attention from my friends, some of whom are now interested in buying one. One particular friend, a very good one (I was his Best Man only three months ago) whom I trust and respect was going to be attending a Ren Faire with his wife, and my family and me. He has really been interested in the whole kilt idea but his wife isn't too keen and has been one of the most outspokenly critical of my new move. Both of us being the same size I told him that at some point he might like to try wearing my UK some time, but due to his wife, the moment would have to be right.
Well, it turns out she wouldn't object to him wearing one at the Ren Faire since 'many people would be dressed up their anyway'. So I thought, there's the chance, I'd let him borrow my UK for the day out, let him see what he thinks and get his wife used to the idea.
We all had a good day out, and he had enjoyed it, but by the end of the day upon returning the kilt he noted that he'd been eating something (an oversized turkey leg I think) and something had dripped down onto the kilt...front apron.
I was a bit annoyed but accidents happen and I wasn't too concerned since I knew I could just throw it in the wash, and it was also one of the kilts with the nanocare technology.
Turns out that after throwing it in the wash, there are still two stains on the apron. They look like grease stains, and in parts the stains can been seen on the reverse side of the apron, having passed through.
I'm a bit annoyed that my friend managed to spill food down it, but there's nothing to be done. I'm just hoping that perhaps I can treat it with a stain remover.
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