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    I like the combination of the Saffron & Brown, looks good

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    Wow, I didn't think the saffron would go well with those dark browns, but I really like it!

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    Saffron and brown . . . great color combo! I still need a saffron kilt, and well . . . that would give me an excuse to get a brown sporran and belt
    James

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    A handsome outfit.

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    Hey!, I got the memo too! I'm at work today wearing my Saffron with an Olive-Brown T-neck, Brown Cavscout leathers with Buzz Kidder Rob Roy. Oatmeal socks though, I don't have any brown. I think any combination of earthy colors works well together.

    Lots of compliments on the color combo. One of the ladies told me "All the women think you're totally hot! You should hear us talk."
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    Very classy look Steve. Brown and Green both go well with the Saffron Kilt.

    Tom

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    That looks great Cavscout, and mbhandy you and your wife look great also.

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    That looks great. I'm still waiting on my brown leathers...

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    Looks good Cav! I think that a dark olive shirt and hose would look good as well with the saffron.
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    That's a very nice look!

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