A quick question

**Arizona Scot** · 3rd October 07, 03:35 PM

Okay I admit I am still new to kilting, and have been reading these forums for only a short while. I have recently seen the work tank to describe some kilts, now I have kinda figured out what traditional,and contemporary are but what is a tank? Excuse the ignorance.

**James MacMillan** · 3rd October 07, 03:38 PM

We used to have some FAQ's, but they don't seem to be here anymore.... A Tank is a fully traditional wool 8 or 9 yard kilt that is "built like a tank!"

Like I said, there used to have some FAQ's..............?

**ccga3359** · 3rd October 07, 03:46 PM

Originally Posted by James MacMillan

We used to have some FAQ's, but they don't seem to be here anymore.... A Tank is a fully traditional wool 8 or 9 yard kilt that is "built like a tank!"

Like I said, there used to have some FAQ's..............?

And they still are but are now found under the Quick links menu.

Click here. Just kidding, actually click here.

**Monkey@Arms** · 3rd October 07, 03:48 PM

Originally Posted by James MacMillan

We used to have some FAQ's, but they don't seem to be here anymore.... A Tank is a fully traditional wool 8 or 9 yard kilt that is "built like a tank!"

Like I said, there used to have some FAQ's..............?

Hey, you're right, they've taken a walk. Okay, count on Grant to screw up the relevance of my answer while I'm still writing it.

Other parts of the definition I believe were that kilt be made of 16oz wool and handsown.

Best regards,

Jake