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    My "New" UK Workman

    I am the proud owner of an experienced black workman, compliments of Ugly Bear! Now I need to find a good belt to go with it. I'm thinking maybe a black web belt, instead of leather.

    What say you all?


    Here are a couple of pics. They aren't the best because I was having to use the self timer.



    Sapienter si sincereClan Davidson (USA)
    Bydand Do well and let them say...GORDON!My Blog
    "I'll have a scotch on the rocks. Any scotch will do as long as it's not a blend of course. Single malt Glenlivet, Glenfiddich perhaps maybe a Glen... any Glen." -Swingers

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    I think a web belt would work, or even a duty belt with the plastic buckle.

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    I say I like your T-shirt.

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    I like wide plain leather belts with my UKs. Best value I've found (great price with top quality) are the ones AmeriKilts sells. They're made by a craftsman. If they don't show brown on the website you can ask for it.

    Also, check the new UK Newsletter for the Seatbelt belt with UK on the back...a mere $50

    Think they're out of the old "Commie" buckle Russian belts. But it don't hurt to ask.

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    Perhaps one of these


    or a bit of a nod to heritage



    or a complimenting color rather than black


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    Looking good. The kilt oozes good quality and should be excellent for smart casual wear.
    Regional Director for Scotland for Clan Cunningham International, and a Scottish Armiger.

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    Quote Originally Posted by beowulf67 View Post
    I am the proud owner of an experienced black workman, compliments of Ugly Bear!
    Well, not exactly "compliments" -- I didn't exactly give it away.

    The belt I always used with that kilts was a raw leather 2 1/2" work belt. I got mine at Home Depot. Not wishing to put down anyone's advice here, but a thinner belt isn't going to work well with this one: the waist area bunches up, and the belt loops stick out and get snagged on stuff.

    Plus, the huge work belts look absolutely f'n' brutal.

    I'm glad you're putting the kilt to good use.

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    That's what I love about this place. You get great advice from people with a lot more experience.

    Thanks everybody. And Bear you didn't give it away but I think it will be worth every penny.
    Sapienter si sincereClan Davidson (USA)
    Bydand Do well and let them say...GORDON!My Blog
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    Hey brother, let that kilt find your hips! I only want to see that much leg on a beautiful woman! I have to agree with bear big leather looks amazing. a big web would look cool also, but big man big...

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    Quote Originally Posted by corbinj View Post
    Hey brother, let that kilt find your hips! I only want to see that much leg on a beautiful woman! I have to agree with bear big leather looks amazing. a big web would look cool also, but big man big...
    What? You don't like the legs?
    It might be a little high, but the camera was sitting kind of low as well. And if it sits right on the hips, the kilt end up below the knees. Then I get to hear people telling me it's too low. You can't satisfy everybody.

    The belt will have to be wide, no doubt. I was thinking something along the lines of the pistol belt maybe.
    Sapienter si sincereClan Davidson (USA)
    Bydand Do well and let them say...GORDON!My Blog
    "I'll have a scotch on the rocks. Any scotch will do as long as it's not a blend of course. Single malt Glenlivet, Glenfiddich perhaps maybe a Glen... any Glen." -Swingers

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