top of the kilt queue

**David Dubh** · 3rd September 12, 12:30 PM

Pulled the trigger on a new kilt from keltoi a while ago and I'm now top of the queue

I'm going with the Kinguisse deluxe in Macdonald clan ancient colours heavyweight from HoE. I've also ordered matching argylle stockings, garter ties and a modified L&M hunting sporran. John and I hope to share some pictures of the goings on. It's for my second daughters wedding on the first weekend of October

**themacmartin** · 3rd September 12, 12:34 PM

What number is that tartan?
Thanks!

**mookien** · 3rd September 12, 12:56 PM

Way to go! Nice choices. I don't envy your Jonesing, though. Can't wait to see the pictures. Hang in there.

**David Dubh** · 3rd September 12, 01:25 PM

Hi themacmartin, the number for the tartan in HW 1618. Hope that helps
Slainte David

**xman** · 3rd September 12, 03:10 PM

Originally Posted by themacmartin

What number is that tartan?

It is #420 in the register.

**David Dubh** · 4th September 12, 10:00 PM

Originally Posted by xman

It is #420 in the register.

Ooops sorry about that, thanks xman for giving the registered #

**Gryphon noir** · 4th September 12, 10:53 PM

I haven't seen a Kinguissie in wool, so I would be very interested to see how it drapes. Also haven't seen a Keltoi. If you're in the Vancouver area sometime, be sure to give us a call-out: I'm sure the local rabble would want to get a look at your kilt.

**JohntheBiker** · 10th September 12, 06:58 AM

Apparently I am next up - solidly in second place in the queue. Saw John on Saturday to be measured up for my box-pleated Maple Leaf. Very exciting! Also managed to place an order for Argyle hose (Campbell of Cawdor) in anticipation of the Toronto St. Andrew's Ball.

By the way, congratulations on the upcoming wedding. I have two adult daughters and I haven't done that with either one (and not likely to any time soon).

**JohntheBiker** · 4th October 12, 05:50 AM

My box-pleated Maple Leaf arrived yesterday from John! Looks great, feels a litlle different with less fabric - a much lighter garment than I am used to. Hoping to make tomorrow a kilted Friday.

Pictures to follow.

**seanachie** · 4th October 12, 09:12 PM

Originally Posted by Gryphon noir

I haven't seen a Kinguissie in wool, so I would be very interested to see how it drapes. Also haven't seen a Keltoi. If you're in the Vancouver area sometime, be sure to give us a call-out: I'm sure the local rabble would want to get a look at your kilt.

I own 2 Kingussie Keltoi kilts to go along with my box pleated and tweed Keltoi kilts. You will not go wrong. John's quality and service is top shelf.