Kilt no. 5 is in...

**Rob Wright** · 5th August 06, 03:39 PM

Way to go

Your fast gaining on me and my 8 but I've been getting hand sewn traditionals in my family tartans as my kilt priorities, only two more to go and then I can focus on other kilts

Rob

**Tattoo Bradley** · 5th August 06, 03:51 PM

Well, I only have one hand sewn traditional in my family tartan. But, there are several others on the list. I've just been trying to get enough kilts to wear on a daily basis is all. I know I definately wouldn't use a closet full of hand sewns as daily wear.

**Mysticwolf** · 5th August 06, 05:51 PM

Bradley,
I'm sure you will like your SWK Wallace Economy. I love mine, wear it several times a week!

**Tattoo Bradley** · 5th August 06, 06:09 PM

Originally Posted by Mysticwolf

Bradley,
I'm sure you will like your SWK Wallace Economy. I love mine, wear it several times a week!

Well, I'm wearing it as I type. I wore it to the grocery store a bit ago. I love this thing. Very comfy. I really like the shoter yardage. I think someone had mentioned the SWK standards having the excess fabric in the fell. I do enjoy the NS as well and will continue to wear it as well. This was my first red tartan. Everything else has been "subdued" in comparison. I felt like I stuck out a bit more. Though I do realize that I stick out, no matter WHAT I wear.

**Rob Wright** · 5th August 06, 07:34 PM

Originally Posted by Tattoobradley

Well, I only have one hand sewn traditional in my family tartan. But, there are several others on the list. I've just been trying to get enough kilts to wear on a daily basis is all. I know I definately wouldn't use a closet full of hand sewns as daily wear.

Working as a cook means I wear a solid black Pittsburgh kilt or one of the no longer available USA Victory kilts. The hand sewn traditionals are for everything else though I do have a Pittsburgh kilt that is the same weight and feel of dress slacks, they look great when you want a smart modern look withoot the tartan.

Rob