Would You Buy This Kilt?.....A Review

**Mark Keeney** · 23rd October 06, 10:04 PM

Unfortunately you now have a good kilt for changing the oil in your car. Or cleaning the garage or playing in the mud.

The sad part is a first time kilter might think it is what a kilt should look like.

**Tattoo Bradley** · 23rd October 06, 10:20 PM

That "Welsh Patriot" tartan is pretty nifty.

**O'Neille** · 23rd October 06, 10:22 PM

Originally Posted by Tattoobradley

That "Welsh Patriot" tartan is pretty nifty.

Yeah, that's why I got it because I had never seen it before and liked it. It's too bad about the twill lines but I'll use it anyway. O'Neille

**Mark Keeney** · 23rd October 06, 10:28 PM

Originally Posted by O'Neille

Yeah, that's why I got it because I had never seen it before and liked it. It's too bad about the twill lines but I'll use it anyway. O'Neille

BTW do you realize your avatar twill lines go to the right too.

**O'Neille** · 23rd October 06, 10:33 PM

Originally Posted by Mark Keney

BTW do you realize your avatar twill lines go to the right too.

Well heck they do don't they? I just went and looked at one of my old tartan books and they are just a muddle with no consistency there either. O'Neille

**mbhandy** · 23rd October 06, 11:08 PM

I like the lable "Acrylic Wool"?

What the HE(double hocky sticks)'s is that? :confused:

MrBill

Martin S · 24th October 06, 01:10 AM

Strange; both kilts seem to have the same label.

It is a familiar one; one of my kilts had that on it (I think it was the Gold Brothers' business, but not sure), and, as it happens, I like the kilt. It was cheap, needed some adjustment (it was too big), feels like soft wool, keeps its shape

I'd say some of these suppliers get products from several different sources, and you can never be quite sure what you are buying.

Martin