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9th September 07, 02:27 PM
#1
 Originally Posted by djweso
Well, I wouldn't wear one out as a kilt. I would love to have one for going to the beach and the pool. I know some people swim in their kilts but I haven't gotten into that yet.
I say it isn't a kilt because it isn't pleated. The pleats are screened on. If it was made out of terry clothe (what most towels are made of) and pleated I would think about wearing to the beach or pool.
Good reply. One of the reasons I say it isn't a kilt is because it isn't made of tartan. What is the definition of jeans? Must any garment made of denim be called jeans? Must "jeans" always be made of denim? If we define jeans by the material from which it's made.. why do we not extend the same courtesy to the kilt?
Last edited by ardchoille; 9th September 07 at 02:45 PM.
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10th September 07, 07:03 AM
#2
I don't think it was ever meant to be called a kilt. It's a towel, that looks like a kilt, nothing more. And I think it's hilarious and have been tempted to buy one for myself.
William Grant
Stand Fast Craigellachie!
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10th September 07, 02:25 PM
#3
Its only intended as beach wear and it sells well; I suspect most of the purchasers here in Scotland are Scots heading off to warmer climates on holiday, although I have seen an Instakilt worn with a Jimmy hat at Gretna Gateway Shopping Mall.
Regional Director for Scotland for Clan Cunningham International, and a Scottish Armiger.
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11th September 07, 09:36 AM
#4
 Originally Posted by cessna152towser
Its only intended as beach wear and it sells well; I suspect most of the purchasers here in Scotland are Scots heading off to warmer climates on holiday, although I have seen an Instakilt worn with a Jimmy hat at Gretna Gateway Shopping Mall.
Off topic alert - That endangered my laptop with coffee spit/spray!!!! "Jimmy hat" has a different meaning on this side of the pond......
but glad to see the merchant is having success!!
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11th September 07, 12:16 PM
#5
 Originally Posted by Perldog007
Off topic alert - That endangered my laptop with coffee spit/spray!!!! "Jimmy hat" has a different meaning on this side of the pond......
but glad to see the merchant is having success!!
Hey man, I wasn't going to say it!
Umm, for members of the forum who aren't hip to recent US slang, a "jimmy hat" is another phrase for a condom.
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11th September 07, 10:11 AM
#6
 Originally Posted by cessna152towser
Its only intended as beach wear and it sells well; I suspect most of the purchasers here in Scotland are Scots heading off to warmer climates on holiday, although I have seen an Instakilt worn with a Jimmy hat at Gretna Gateway Shopping Mall.
How much are they selling for in Scotland Cessna?
Richard
Richard
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11th September 07, 08:05 PM
#7
OK - I know that this started with the beach towell thing, but I'd just like to say that I just threw out my swimming trunks!
After getting dumped in the pool while wearing my cheapy cotton sport kilt, and it held up quite well, I no longer feel the need for the trunks. They are in the rag-bag!!
So I guess I'll get one of these towells to wrap around me while the sport kilt dries 
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15th September 07, 04:52 AM
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How much are they selling for in Scotland Cessna?
They are selling in a Hawick High Street shop for £12.99 each.
Regional Director for Scotland for Clan Cunningham International, and a Scottish Armiger.
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21st May 08, 12:45 AM
#10
I got one for Christmas, not very absorbent - too much dye in the decoration.
CT - but it's still funny
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