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    Recent Adventures in Edinburgh

    Hi folks!

    I wrote in a few other places on here but never properly introduced myself with my kilt. It is the Fraser Hunting Muted by House of Edgar. I had it made 5 years ago and I really do love it. It is not a tank kilt and it is rather contemporary but it was my first 'real' kilt and it is great.

    My girlfriend and I decided to go on a spur of the moment trip up to Edinburgh. She used to live there and I have been before but we never had been there together. It was great. It is a magical city. She actually got the bug and bought a skirt for herself made out of Harris Tweed while we were there!

    I recently picked up the Shetland hose from House of Cheviot. It is amazing! It feels different than the Lewis hose that they produce but it looks incredible and is very comfortable for wearing all day long. I wore it all day walking around the city.

    I usualy wear a pair of brogue boots with my kilt. I know that this is NOT traditional but I think that they work quite well (although I am open to feedback and criticism).

    We also went to Stirling castle and it was pouring with rain but we still had a great time. We later ended up having lunch right beside Neil Oliver!

    Kind regards,
    Adam

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    Welcome to the "rabble" as they say! I love House of Edgar's muted palette and the hand of their cloth. I only wear Mackintosh tartans but there are Frasers in my family tree which is no surprise since they were neighboring clans. I'd like to see what Fraser Hunting Muted looks like as a kilt if you have any photos of it.
    "Twelve Highlanders and a bagpipe make a rebellion" - Scottish Proverb

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    Thank you!

    Sorry, I thought I had included images!! Here they are now! My sporran and belt were custom by Mojo Leather. I really love the sporran.

    Best,
    Adam


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    Very nice sir in this casual outfit. The kilt suits you very well. Toutes raisons de rester prêt.
    With your back against the sea, the enemy can come only from three sides.

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    Thanks Hector! I do not actually own anything more formal to wear with my kilt. This is a problem I need to resolve as I will be wearing a new Fraser kilt to our wedding.

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    What I like is how natural and relaxed you look in your kilt. And the outfit is spot on for a day in the city. This is exactly what I think of when I think of modern kilt wearing as attire should look like.

    Well done sir.
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    Thank you, ctbuchanan!

    At a store I used to work at I had to wear it every Saturday so I did get very comfortable wearing my kilt. I always paired up my leather jacket with it because it was the only thing I could find short enough to work and was the right colour scheme.

    Best!

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    Quote Originally Posted by jesuisprest View Post
    Thank you, ctbuchanan! At a store I used to work at I had to wear it every Saturday so I did get very comfortable wearing my kilt. I always paired up my leather jacket with it because it was the only thing I could find short enough to work and was the right colour scheme. Best!
    The pair of you look great. A leather jacket is what I use through the colder months, it's ideal and when it gets warmer I have a couple of short denim jackets that I can use when needed. Not sure where they came from, I'd never worn them with trousers, but they come into their own with a kilt.
    If you are going to do it, do it in a kilt!

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    Wow! Great looking tartan for a kilt! Computer images of that tartan don't do it justice. I would definitely prefer that over the modern palette. Such a nice shade of brown.
    "Twelve Highlanders and a bagpipe make a rebellion" - Scottish Proverb

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    Wow! Thank you so much! Yes, you are right Willie T, computer images of this tartan do not do it justice. It is a beautiful tartan.

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