Capercaillie Modern tartan knife pleat kilt by Lady Chrystel

**Tim Little** · 29th September 10, 05:57 PM

Beautiful tartan and splendid work; wear your new treasure proudly!

**Downunder Kilt** · 29th September 10, 06:25 PM

Looking good Alan, great looking tartan.

**seanachie** · 29th September 10, 09:14 PM

I have a box pleat on order from another kiltmaker in this tartan. Your is gorgeous and just sent my jonesin' on high. Enjoy.

**socalferg** · 29th September 10, 09:15 PM

Very good looking tartan. And man those pleats are a precision piece of work. Congrats.

**English Bloke** · 30th September 10, 02:22 AM

I really like the Tartan. A fine looking kilt Alan.

**freddie** · 30th September 10, 07:27 AM

Wow! that is really nice. What I would call lovelly autumn colours.

**Tobus** · 30th September 10, 10:25 AM

Originally Posted by freddie

Wow! that is really nice. What I would call lovelly autumn colours.

That's what I was thinking as well. I hadn't seen that tartan before, and I really like the color scheme of it. The construction of the kilt looks like top quality.

Looking good, Alan! You wear it well.

**starbkjrus** · 30th September 10, 11:34 AM

Originally Posted by pdcorlis

Zowie Alan, that kilt is a hum dinger!

Yup, what he said.....wheeeeeeeeee dawgyyyyyyyyyyy's

**Highlander31** · 30th September 10, 11:51 PM

Very nice, Alan. Lady Chrystel has done a beautiful job. That's a good look. The blue flashes go well with the tartan.

**Mike_Oettle** · 1st October 10, 03:41 AM

For those unfamiliar with the Capercaillie tartan, a portion of the proceeds of its sale go to preserving the habitat of the capercaillie.
This species was extinct in Scotland for a couple of centuries (using that word “couple” in its loose, South African meaning), but has been reintroduced there.
Regards,
Mike