Kilt for the beach

**The F-H.C.A.G.** · 22nd August 07, 09:16 PM

Originally Posted by Colin

Get a room!!!!...

We've got several. What's your point?

Be well,

**Josh_E** · 22nd August 07, 10:07 PM

Originally Posted by Panache

Ron,

walkerk and the Amazing Madalyn have gotten far more than $20 enjoyment putting various people in it for the amusement of the Nor Cal Rabble.

Ah Josh, my Flame-Haired Celtic Amazon Goddess is far more intoxicating than the finest blood of “John Barleycorn”.

Cheers

Jamie

I see, so it was love you two crazy kids were drunk on eh?

**Barclay** · 23rd August 07, 05:58 AM

Originally Posted by way2fractious

Yes sirree... that item was very popular with a certain couple known to frequent a brewery hereabouts on kilt night. Right side up, upside down, it seemed to work either way.

Cheers.

Well, that explains what's under that kilt: (sing with me) Panache and F.H.C.A.G. sitting in a tree, k-i-s-s-i-n-g.....

A fiend of mine got me one of those as a gag gift at the games a few months back - the thing is terribly handy, but it doesn't seem to hold the same magic for me as it does for Panache.

**Union Richard** · 23rd August 07, 03:25 PM

Hi All

I love them good fun, and we have them in stock, not on the site yet but will be along with the new kilts and Jacobite shirts after Manchester this weekend.
And also for the chickens Royal Stewart and Balck watch boxer shorts :-)

Regards

Richard

**Graham** · 27th August 07, 08:37 AM

As a beach towel, I suppose it's a fun novelty. But as something to be actually worn..anywhere..nah, just plain stupid imho.

**James MacMillan** · 27th August 07, 11:53 AM

My next door neighbor has one, and since he sees me in kilts all the time, he showed it to me.

If it costs more than $5.00 it's not worth the price!

**cessna152towser** · 27th August 07, 01:42 PM

Dalbeattie-based Thistle Products - which also produces See You Jimmy hats - launched the Instakilt a month ago.

I'm sure they've been around for a lot longer than a month - there have been threads on here before, as confirmed by the pic of the two x-markers wrapped in one.

The tourist tat shop in Hawick High Street sells a lot of these.

I saw a guy walking around Gretna Gateway shopping mall wearing an instakilt and a jimmy hat earlier in the summer.

Not something I would wear myself but each to their own.