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    I got curious so I went and found a picture of the German National tartan, enjoy:
    The kilt concealed a blaster strapped to his thigh. Lazarus Long

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    Dave,

    CONGRATULATIONS on your new kilt and its soon arrival at your doorstep. This is such good news to hear.
    Glen McGuire

    A Life Lived in Fear, Is a Life Half Lived.

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    Dave,

    The German National pleated up into a really nice looking kilt. Please do share pictues when you get it.

    I realized too late that I forgot to include your "Kilt Passport" in with the shipment.
    (For those that are interested, it looks like a passport, but really what it does is provide record of who made your kilt and when, and then you can fill in other details, such as major events you wore your kilt to, etc., for you to pass on to future generations with your kilt. Also has advice for caring and cleaning of your kilt).

    I'll pop that in the mail for you today.

    I hope you enjoy and wear it in good health!
    M

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    Quote Originally Posted by M. A. C. Newsome
    Dave,

    The German National pleated up into a really nice looking kilt. Please do share pictues when you get it.

    I realized too late that I forgot to include your "Kilt Passport" in with the shipment.
    (For those that are interested, it looks like a passport, but really what it does is provide record of who made your kilt and when, and then you can fill in other details, such as major events you wore your kilt to, etc., for you to pass on to future generations with your kilt. Also has advice for caring and cleaning of your kilt).

    I'll pop that in the mail for you today.

    I hope you enjoy and wear it in good health!
    M
    Thanks Matt.

    The main reason I went ahead and got the German National was because Matt had the cloth on hand. If this is still the case, some of you wanting one may be able to get your order in and not have to wait for the weaving.

    For now, I'm just wishing some of my life away waiting for Tuesday.
    We're fools whether we dance or not, so we might as well dance. - Japanese Proverb

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    I've heard NOTHING but good reviews on Matt's work, and that's no surprise to me. I also like the fact that his niche in the kilt market is with the box pleats and tartans. I've directed numerous re-enactors and acquaintances to his site. When everyone raves about the material, the fit, the price and the quality... there's no mistaking that this is a smart buy.

    Congratulation on getting a wonderful kilt. And congratulations to Matt for working so hard to gain such a positive and enthusiastic reputation already. Those babies aren't easy to produce guys!
    Arise. Kill. Eat.

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    Yes, I still do have pleanty of cloth on hand in the German National.

    Jimmy wrote:
    Those babies aren't easy to produce guys!
    I assume you're talking about my kilts, not my kids. :-)

    M

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    Well, the kilt was waiting in the door for me when I got home yesterday evening. It is a nice looking tartan and kilt.

    It did seem a little light to me, but that's just because the box pleating uses a lot less material than knife pleating. It fits great, just like it was made for me.;) Matt's method of using an internal buckle on the left side seemed a little strange at first, but that's just because I'm not used to it. The main advantage I can see is that there is no hole cut through your kilt to pass the strap through.

    Overall, a great kilt. I'll post some pictures soon.

    Now, as soon as I pay down the credit card, I'll have to decide what kilt is next.
    We're fools whether we dance or not, so we might as well dance. - Japanese Proverb

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