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17th July 12, 08:58 AM
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 Midnight Douglas Casual Kilts only $99.99
We just got some Casual kilts back from California where a vendor had them on hold for us. This tartan is the Midnight Douglas and is absolutely stunning. We have 2 kilts available and normally would retail for $349.99 we have them marked to sell at only $99.99 lowest price we have ever had on a Casual kilt. The tartan is made in Scotland and is 100% worsted wool.
Only 2 available so act fast.
Click here to see the sizes.
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17th July 12, 09:54 AM
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17th July 12, 11:23 AM
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Wish I hadsome Douglass in my ancestry anywhere...these are indeed stunning!
Rev. Rob, Clan MacMillan, NM, USA
CCXX, CCXXI - Quidquid necesse est.
If you can't say something nice, don't say nothing at all. (Thumperian Principle)
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17th July 12, 11:24 AM
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They are quite beautiful. But, alas, these specials are never in my size <sigh>
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18th July 12, 04:18 PM
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9th August 12, 12:16 PM
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Is it considered poor taste to wear a kilt in a tartan that you have no relation to?
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9th August 12, 01:05 PM
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I'm severly considering this one, but I can't find any information on the Midnight Douglas tartan. I can find information on the normal Douglas one, but not on this variation.
Any insights?
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9th August 12, 02:00 PM
#8
 Originally Posted by TyGuy
Is it considered poor taste to wear a kilt in a tartan that you have no relation to?
Depends on who you ask. On this site, the majority of responses will be "wear what you like". I have a personal preference to only wear what I like to call "Tartans of Significance". To me, this means those with whom I have a family relationship (MacMillan & Gordon in particular) or those I feel are appropriate based on family military affiliations (Leatherneck/USMC, USArmy, USNavy) or those based on my residence (New Mexico, USA). In addition, I will wear kilts in non-tartan fabrics.
As for what to wear - wear what you like  -- or if you want to wear what you might feel to be an "authorized" tartan, wear one of the universal tartans such as Black Watch (and many others).
Rob.
Last edited by Rob, ClanMacMillan, NM; 9th August 12 at 02:02 PM.
Rev. Rob, Clan MacMillan, NM, USA
CCXX, CCXXI - Quidquid necesse est.
If you can't say something nice, don't say nothing at all. (Thumperian Principle)
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13th August 12, 10:49 PM
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Just my luck, the one that I wanted sold the nigt before I tried to order it in the morning.
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18th August 12, 03:16 AM
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As a Douglas tartan wearer in several different and some rare colorways I too am a bit intrigued by this tartan as it does not seem to appear on anybody's tartan lists, by the name of Midnight Doughlas or any other name I can find. It appears that the normal modern/ancient Douglas green band that carries the triplet light-dark-light blue stripes has been replaced by a black or profoundly deep blue instead, a first and only sighting of this for these keen Douglas tartan eyes. Also, is it me or does it appear that someone has imprinted a celtic knot pattern into that very same dark band in numerous but discontinuous places? An intriguing tartan indeed, one which I might be interested in learning more about from the standpoint of its origins, makeup (wool? and if so in what weights), and availability, if for curiosity's sake only. Brandon, can you throw us a bone?
Last edited by ForresterModern; 18th August 12 at 03:18 AM.
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