As a keen angler I understand what you are saying and I have followed the route of greenheart rods and silk lines all the way to split cane and on to carbon fibre and synthetic floating fly lines that actually float!. But......but.......kilt attire is different.Yes changes with kilt attire have changed over the many years but those changes have been fairly slow. Wool kilts are still going strong with little or no change, shoes haven't changed much, hose the same and so on.
What has changed hugely is the international interest with kilts and its attire. It is this international aspect that perhaps, un-intentionally but I think, inevitably is often what causes ripples in the traditional kilt attire world. It is bound happen, I regret to say.
Whist I reluctantly have to accept that, I honestly think that modern materials combined with a major international interest in kilt attire WITHOUT the close connections to traditions of assorted types of the home country can only hasten the relegation of traditional kilt attire to a clothing fad. I am afraid that I see signs of it happening at an ever quickening pace almost every day on this website.
Last edited by Jock Scot; 22nd March 25 at 09:15 AM.
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