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19th February 10, 11:29 AM
#11
 Originally Posted by jhockin
or .. you could just "brave it out", (if it IS REALLY FREEZING) , and wear regualr heavy wool long-johns - without cutting them off! you could always cover your knees, with kilt hose rolled up, to cover the longjohns 
Wow, never even heard of an underkilt before; it sounds awfully Victorian but I'd love to see a picture (hint).
And now to go somewhat off topic with a question to my fellow Canadians and other northern peeps: does anyone know where to buy the heavier weight Stanfields woolies that don't seem to be sold in stores anymore? Not the very nice superwash-wool ones that Sears is smart enough to keep in stock, but the thick gray ones that are more painful to wear? Not for my kilt, I'm talking survival wear. Stanfields has them on their web site but tell you to buy them in a store.
Last edited by Lallans; 19th February 10 at 11:36 AM.
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