What about the long kilts?

[mudd]

My own leine reaches to the top of the calf.

Where does one get a shirt(leine) like that?

[Mithral]

Where does one get a shirt(leine) like that?

You can make one, or if you'd prefer to buy one, you can find them online here and there. I think www.garbtheworld.com does a pretty good one, though I haven't really looked into how authentic it is, if authenticity is your primary concern.

[Caradoc]

Where does one get a shirt(leine) like that?

Well...

Of the two I have, one was made by my lady, and the other was traded for a batch of baklava made by my lady.

So, if you're me, it helps to have a lady.

[Iolaus]

Where does one get a shirt(leine) like that?

Do you want something traditional or a modern equivalent?

A lot of places sell sleeping shirts that reach to the knees; many of them look like what they are (larger neck-line, soft flannel), but some of them look like they're just an extra long t-shirt. If all you want is a t-shirt that will line your kilt, many of those will do just fine.

[mudd]

Do you want something traditional or a modern equivalent?

I think I'm interested in something more traditional. But, where do you get those long T-shirts anyway. (I don’t know where to find anything).

That pointer that Mithral gave looks pretty good. Lots of stuff there. Cool place.

Oh, and Caradoc, you make it look like you wouldn’t be able to find your way out the door in the morning without your lady. No offence intended.

[mudd]

Oh, and back to the thread, I remember a picture from a National Geographic story about Celts that showed what looked to me like a guy wearing a great kilt with all the top part just hanging down straight. From the back, it looked like and almost ankle length kilt. Maybe that’s what Mr. Carter is thinking of.

[Caradoc]

Oh, and Caradoc, you make it look like you wouldn’t be able to find your way out the door in the morning without your lady. No offence intended.

Heh.

Why do you think I work from home full-time?

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