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13th August 10, 12:50 PM
#4
 Originally Posted by Jock Scot
Yes I can see where you are coming from and in many ways you are right. Indeed most Scots(those that have a kilt) have one in their clan tartan and that will be it. I think that we have the advantage of knowing what colours work(not necessarily match) with "our" particular tartan so there must be some subconscious colour arranging going on. We also have the advantage, sometimes, of family input too.The end result is that we have an in depth knowledge of knowing what we can get away with and what we can't.
Even today when I see some one wearing the kilt at an event I find myself saying to myself, humm yes that outfit works, or, humm those such and such don't quite work. I think we kilt wearing Scots are lucky to be able to see before our very eyes all sorts of colour combinations and that is a natural advantage for us. However the Internet is helping to do the same thing, although I don't think I have ever spent a second discussing the finer points of a tie, hose, shoes, shirt, tartan hue before, like we do here!
Quite right Jock-I concur!
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