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    Tartan: One personally designed for me
    Weight: 16oz or 18oz
    Yardage: 8-9 yard
    Customization: Pleated to the sett, completely hand sewn, matching flashes
    Why: Have always wanted a personal tartan designed for my family.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Standard View Post
    Tartan: One personally designed for me
    Weight: 16oz or 18oz
    Yardage: 8-9 yard
    Customization: Pleated to the sett, completely hand sewn, matching flashes
    Why: Have always wanted a personal tartan designed for my family.
    same for me


    Tartan: One personally designed for me
    Weight: 13oz
    Yardage: 8 yard
    Customization: Pleated to the sett, completely hand sewn, matching flashes
    Why: want a personal tartan designed for my family and something to leave my mark on for history

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    I'll play...

    Tartan: ITI # 2437 (The unofficial USAF tartan)
    Weight: 16 oz.
    Yardage: 8
    Customization: The tartan will have to be custom woven in 16 oz as it is only available in 11 oz. stock. I'd also want only 2 straps. Pleated to the red stripe.
    Why: I served in the USAF and have always had a lot of pride in that. And, the tartan is absoultely gorgeous.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tattoo Bradley View Post
    I'll play...

    Tartan: ITI # 2437 (The unofficial USAF tartan)
    Weight: 16 oz.
    Yardage: 8
    Customization: The tartan will have to be custom woven in 16 oz as it is only available in 11 oz. stock. I'd also want only 2 straps. Pleated to the red stripe.
    Why: I served in the USAF and have always had a lot of pride in that. And, the tartan is absoultely gorgeous.
    I think you can get that kilt through J Higgins. The USAFR Pipe Band get their kilts though there.
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    Tartan: Modern Bruce
    Weight: 13oz
    Yardage: 8yd Single Width
    Customization: Pleated to sett.
    Why: My scottish born great-grandmother's name.

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    I suppose your nickname wasn't Tattoo Bradley while you were in the USAF?

    Good pick, BTW

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    Quote Originally Posted by georgeblack7 View Post
    I suppose your nickname wasn't Tattoo Bradley while you were in the USAF?

    Good pick, BTW
    You bet your bagpipes it was!

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    Tartan: Morrison modern
    Weight: 13 or a little heavier
    Yardage: 8yrds
    Customization: pleat to stripe, buckles with studs and spikes, belt loops, knife pleats
    Why: family tartan and ive been wanting it and will still be wanting it till i stop growing.
    Gillmore of Clan Morrison

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    Ancient Chattan
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    8 yards
    Made by hand
    Because I have never seen one
    Wallace Catanach, Kiltmaker

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    Quote Originally Posted by ChattanCat View Post
    Ancient Chattan
    Strome
    8 yards
    Made by hand
    Because I have never seen one
    I think that is because all of the Chattan Clans have really nice tartans. I would be more than willing to wear any of those tartans. The Chattan tartan is in a lot of ways extra. I'm thinking about it as a Matt Newsome Box pleated kilt, but a full on military box pleated tank would be Awesome!

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