I really like the little touches the kiltmaker used to blend the added sewn down pieces ( sporaan loops, and buckle attachment) attention to detail is a sure sign of a quality piece
“Don’t judge each day by the harvest you reap, but by the seeds you plant.”
– Robert Louis Stevenson
I really like the little touches the kiltmaker used to blend the added sewn down pieces ( sporaan loops, and buckle attachment) attention to detail is a sure sign of a quality piece
Indeed these are the things to look for in a kilt. I have had the pleasure of giving the details of the construction of this beauty. Now I will see how it holds up to being in the rotation of kilts that I wear everyday. Later this week I will assemble the full kit, and post it for further comment and review.
I did forget to mention that when I can stand still the horizontal alignment of the fringe on the front apron blends into the position of the first pleat on the way around back. The pictures were taken with the timer on my camera, which is obvious by the not quite there look of the pictures, that I hustled to position for.
This kilt is truly a work of art that the kiltmaker put a lot of pride and personal effort into. The stitching is incredible. Even in the remote areas that are not normally seen, the stitching is perfect.
Originally Posted by peacekeeper83
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