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10th June 07, 11:47 AM
#11
Thanks for the balanced review and pics. Good job, and looks good on you.
Best regards,
Jake
[B]Less talk, more monkey![/B]
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11th June 07, 05:23 AM
#12
Bill, it looks nice and I think you've covered it well, especially how you think it is suited for around town, dinner out, etc. An observation someone passed onto me a number of years ago about dressy shirts: When you have a shirt you like and it's cut too full in the body, have a tailor taper it down for you so it doesn't puff up above the waistband. They do this either by opening the side seams and resewing them (preferred) or by putting darts in the rear. It does wonders, and the cost is worth it for a nice shirt.
Thanks for sharing with all of us, this is what makes a community!
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11th June 07, 05:49 AM
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keepoffgrass:
was that a custom order kilt or one of the stock ones?
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11th June 07, 05:56 AM
#14
Bill,
All I can say is that you look great in that kilt. I hope I look as good when mine comes in. Looks like a great value. Makes a pretty good "do" picture.
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11th June 07, 07:16 AM
#15
keepofgrass,
Thanks for the review. I'll defintely consider Frugal Corner if I decide to get a less expensive kilt. Your kilt looks pretty darned good, from the pictures I'm not able to tell that it's a non-wool kilt.
To me, it looks like it's pleated to strip, but to two different stripes. It seems to go double white line, single white line - I really like how it's been pleated.
Congrats on the new kilt.
William Grant
Stand Fast Craigellachie!
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11th June 07, 08:13 AM
#16
You've got me convinced. Customer service is very important to me (it seems to be a dead art). My next kilt is definitely coming from Frugal Corner.
by the way your pics are on his website now. (you're famous!)
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11th June 07, 08:56 AM
#17
You look great in the kilt. Seems like I might have to give Frugal Corner a try!
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11th June 07, 10:40 AM
#18
That's the Clergy Tartan? Nice! The kilt looks good on you, and this review is helpful.
I'm gonna have to order a yard of that material for a stole for my pastor..
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11th June 07, 11:28 AM
#19
Thanks everyone, for the compliments and all. I tried not to leave anything out, but I'm sure I missed a few things. I was hoping to post a nice fair detailed review. I figure its better for everyone if they know exactly what to expect when they order. That way you don't have unhappy customers expecting more. Or the retailer getting bad mouthed an nitpicked about it. Kilt sales go up, everyones boys are well air conditioned. Of course that makes us all very happy. Peoples attitude in general change for the better. The girls really like it too, so we end up out breeding the pants wearers. And finally us kilt wearers take over the world!!! *evil laugh* Wait, I got a little carried away there.
Billmcc, yeah, I was going to mention that the right side was tapered but not the left, I think I forgot to put it in the reveiw though.
Chris, Thanks for the advise on the shirt. I'll have to look into that.
Angus of Stewart, it one of their stock kilts. For the extra couple of bucks I may look into getting one of thier custome ones next time around.
Rampant Lion, yeah, it kinda looks like that. the pleating is kinda funky really. If you look closely at it, they have it strarted pleated to set, then it jumps off and starts over from a new line. The overall look from the back at a distance definately looks more like they pleated to strip. The one line two line thing is definately there, but its not the same lines accross the set. So, every where where theres a double line, its a diffrent double line from the one before it, same with the white. Im not sure if they pleated it single, double, single, double on purpose or if it just happened because this tartan is full of white lines. Over all it looks nices. and it has more of a pleated to strip look like you were saying. But its a little unconventional. But it does look good, kinda unique.
Alan H, Yeah, Clergy or Clark or whatever. Im not sure if theres a set diffrence in the two, or its just up to the mill when they make the thing. I think I saw posted in here that the Clark take on it "usually" has white lines and the Clergy "usually" has gray. But I think the general view is the two are kinda interchangable, is that how it works tartan guys?
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11th June 07, 11:52 AM
#20
Great pictures, and nice detailed review. The only thing I was curious about is how much did you actually end up spending on the Kilt? I know you broke down the sporran price and a few other things I think, but I was just curious how much you paid for the kilt. Again thanks for sharing!
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