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14th August 05, 12:41 PM
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Better research discovers that it's 16 oz poly/wool. Standard length, 24, and custom waist.
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15th August 05, 12:52 AM
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I have bought one of these kilts - as you say 'for gardening' - or the like. They are made by a group that label as 'Scottish Highland Kilt', and inside it says 'designed in Scotland', but I suspect that they are made in the East somewhere. The pleats are done in some sort of pattern, but not technically correct to sett. A complete novice to kilting might not notice anything, but anyone else who has one could really tell the difference. As I say, I have mine for around the house & garden as it'll wash okay and I don't mind what happens to it at that price. If I was expecting an authentic kilt I would have probably been disappointed. They do appear quite frequently over here.
Phil
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