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    District and "avocation" tartans (firefighter, the tartans associated with various military branches, etc.) can be an excellent choice. It gives the wearer more of a connection to the tartan. For example, Bob really likes his Leatherneck kilt.

    There are also tartans associated with non-Celtic family background -- I think the German Heritage has been mentioned -- I have a length of the elusive Dutch Friendship waiting to go under the needle one of these days. . .
    Proudly Duncan [maternal], MacDonald and MacDaniel [paternal].

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    Quote Originally Posted by BCAC View Post
    Nice kilt, Brooke.

    A warm (belated) welcome to the PHKOC.
    I'll second that, very nice Brooke.
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    Thanks for the opinions guys, I'll pass this thread on to my friend. It seems that tartan is the preferred choice. I had suggested solids and patterned tweed because I have been interested in them lately. I think that they are a great way to be traditional, and the option to go with anything other than tartan often gets overlooked. Tartan certainly identifies the garment as a kilt, but a nice patterned tweed or solid can be quite attractive as well. MacMillans son demonstrates that with his Harris Tweed kilt (very sharp.) Thank you for the photo.

    Cheers,

    Nick

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    PGoCG,
    If you are really lucky, you can sometimes find Harris Tweed goods in Black Watch of Royal Stewart. I believe they also weave a variant of MacLeod of Lewis as well. I have never seen them made up into a kilt, but I expect they would be beautiful.
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    I too choose universal tartans . There-s sooooooooooo many great
    looking universal tartans to choose from ... & a few ugly ones
    veritas aequitas


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    Quote Originally Posted by sailortats View Post
    Brooke, who is that strange person next to you wearing, of all things, p@nts. I would not have thought you associated with that type.
    I'm not sure who he is Phil. I thought that his blue shirt and pants helped to bring out the blue flecks in the tweed, so I asked him to stand next to me for the photo. Apparently, his name is Hoby

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    Cameron of Erracht is a personal favorite.

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    Tulloch,

    I have always admired Cameron of Erracht myself.

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