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16th April 09, 12:43 PM
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MacFarlane B/W
does anyone have a pic of an adult size MacFarlane B/W kilt?
just curious about how it would look...
Thanks!
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16th April 09, 01:35 PM
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Good question. I've wondered that myself. Anyone?
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16th April 09, 05:57 PM
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The MacFarlane tartans have never been very popular. The Black and White version even less so. I have been told that it has a very nice formal look to the modern eye. It would be great for a formal black and white event.
Michael the Farlander
Loch Sloy!
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16th April 09, 09:18 PM
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 Originally Posted by Farlander
The MacFarlane tartans have never been very popular. The Black and White version even less so. I have been told that it has a very nice formal look to the modern eye. It would be great for a formal black and white event.
Really, why is that?
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17th April 09, 01:18 PM
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 Originally Posted by ali8780
Really, why is that?
I think the popularity of the MacFarlane tartans have little to do with the tartans themselves. In my humble (albeit biased) opinion, the tartans are quite attractive. The issue is not their attractiveness, but that there are not that many of our clan around. There are something like 10 times more Stewarts, Campbells or Murrays around than there are MacFarlanes. Of course one does not need to be a MacFarlane to wear a stunning MacFarlane kilt, but that is not so common.
 Originally Posted by M. A. C. Newsome
I did a google search (gotta love google) and found these on Flickr.
Matt, thanks for finding these pictures! I came up with nothing when I googled this in the past. I wonder how it would look in a box pleat?
Michael the Farlander
Loch Sloy!
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16th April 09, 09:27 PM
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You can try Highland Laddie on Tartanweb. He is a virtual kilt model.
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17th April 09, 02:45 AM
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I did a google search (gotta love google) and found these on Flickr.



I noticed that the black field in this tartan is a bit wider than you usually see in the MacFarlane B&W. I thought there was a photo of David Dukovny in a Black and White MacFarlane kilt floating around but I cannot find it now. I did find one of "Scotty" from Star Trek in a B&W Scott tartan, which has a similar effect.

There are a few B&W tartans. In addition to MacFarlane and Scott, Menzies has a B&W tartan. The Shephard tartan is also B&W. These are the ones you frequently see, though other clans have B&W versions of their tartans you see less often, such as Stewart. These tartans are a bit different and can be quite striking. Are you thinking of a man's kilt or getting a skirt for yourself?
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17th April 09, 08:44 AM
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 Originally Posted by M. A. C. Newsome
I did a google search (gotta love google) and found these on Flickr.
I noticed that the black field in this tartan is a bit wider than you usually see in the MacFarlane B&W. I thought there was a photo of David Dukovny in a Black and White MacFarlane kilt floating around but I cannot find it now. I did find one of "Scotty" from Star Trek in a B&W Scott tartan, which has a similar effect.
There are a few B&W tartans. In addition to MacFarlane and Scott, Menzies has a B&W tartan. The Shephard tartan is also B&W. These are the ones you frequently see, though other clans have B&W versions of their tartans you see less often, such as Stewart. These tartans are a bit different and can be quite striking. Are you thinking of a man's kilt or getting a skirt for yourself?
Ah google--should have thought of that one 
I've always loved B&W tartans, and I've been thinking of getting a skirt for myself, but I also wanted to see a kilt as I have never seen a B&W kilt before...
Thanks for the pics and the info!
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17th April 09, 09:07 AM
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 Originally Posted by M. A. C. Newsome
There are a few B&W tartans. In addition to MacFarlane and Scott, Menzies has a B&W tartan. The Shephard tartan is also B&W.
This is proof yet again how dangerous this site is. I'd all but convinced myself that I don't need a Scott B&W tartan (my grandmother is a Scott.) After seeing it, getting one is pretty inevitable. That's one of the most stunning kilts that I've seen.
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17th April 09, 09:18 AM
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 Originally Posted by lucienrau
This is proof yet again how dangerous this site is. I'd all but convinced myself that I don't need a Scott B&W tartan (my grandmother is a Scott.) After seeing it, getting one is pretty inevitable. That's one of the most stunning kilts that I've seen.
it really is, isn't it?
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