My new Rosemary R-Kilt

**pdcorlis** · 6th May 07, 04:53 PM

That's a sharp looking kilt - I'm sure you're happy to have in your kollection!

**Tattoo Bradley** · 6th May 07, 05:12 PM

That looks great Robin. Congrats.

**Graham** · 6th May 07, 07:19 PM

I like it, is Rosemary the name of the colour?

**Robin** · 7th May 07, 03:03 AM

I think rosemary is the name of the colour...it's a very subtile light green.
On the pictures in the sun it looks like oatmeal...when in the shade the green takes over.

Colours always play tricks with me when I take pictures

**Hamish** · 7th May 07, 05:26 AM

Having seen, and held, your kilt before you did, Robin (!), I can vouch for the softness of that fabric and for Robert's stunning handiwork. Now, seeing your photos of it actually being worn, I am even more impressed. It is truly gorgeous.

I did not realise that it is a "limited edition" garment - guess I must get my skates on and contact Robert very soon. Is he home yet, I wonder?!!

**kilted_brewer** · 7th May 07, 06:23 AM

That's a great looking kilt! Thanks for sharing the pictures with us.

**Alan H** · 7th May 07, 08:55 AM

Not to divert attention from your kilt, but I liked the hose and maroon flashes.

**Robin** · 8th May 07, 05:16 AM

Originally Posted by Alan H

Not to divert attention from your kilt, but I liked the hose and maroon flashes.

Thanks!

I picked the grey hose to match the tshirt...the maroon flashes had not much to match with (maybe the red leather a bit), but they didn't "bite" the outfit I think.

It was a bit chilly early in the morning...I removed the flashes and folded/crunched down the hose shortly after the pictures were taken.

I know this kilt doesn't really need a sporran and kiltpin, but I wanted to promote cavscout's sporran straps, Freelanders and of course my own kilt pins...and I like the look of a sporran.

Added a more reddish brown sporran to my ever growing wish list