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21st June 11, 01:38 PM
#1
The tartans museum can get them for you. I think they are made by Locharran. They have 4 different styles ranging from the regular trousers to the fishtail, military style. When I get a pair, I'm going for the Argyle cut. It has a higher waist than the trousers. You can still wear them with kilt jackets.
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21st June 11, 02:07 PM
#2
There's usually a fair number of military surplus ones on ebay if you're not fussy about the tartan...
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21st June 11, 02:11 PM
#3
I have a couple of pairs, military style with single seam.
If you're interested I can recomend Humes in Kelso.
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21st June 11, 03:11 PM
#4
There are quite a number of suppliers of trews, some of whom make their presence known here.
You might be interested to see that trews may also be made cut on the bias, much like they were in times gone by. I am sorry about the quality of this picture, but it shows the trews belonging to a good friend of mine that recently were made by his tailor. They are bias-cut, in a Stewart tartan. They are extremely fine looking! Maybe JS will send me a better pic.
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22nd June 11, 07:01 PM
#5
Trews
Thanks for the help all.
Now to save some money.
Robert
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