I just pulled the trigger...

[TurboKittie]

LitTrog, please explain. Thank you.

Or better yet, post that lovely photo again. A picture paints a thousand words after all.

[Mikilt]

That is a sharp tartan! Well done!

And cheers to Rocky et al at USA Kilts for making such a fine kilt.

[TheOfficialBren]

I agree. That's why I chose it.

;-)

[sailortats]

Bren, I think what Littrog is trying to tell you is that these kilts are tough. He should know. Ask him to repost some of the pics he has posted here, before you came on board, of him in some of the races he participates in. They are well worth a second, third or fourth look.

[LitTrog]

Just saw your request, sorry! Sailortats is right--that's all I was trying to say. If you type "assaulting my kilt" into the search field or just scroll through the USAKilts subforum you could probably find the review I wrote. I'd post a link to it, but my phone doesn't allow me link nuthin'.

[LitTrog]

Or better yet, post that lovely photo again. A picture paints a thousand words after all.

You have my permission to post the pic in question. I figure you have it on your hard drive somewhere.

[TurboKittie]

You have my permission to post the pic in question. I figure you have it on your hard drive somewhere.

Why yes...yes I do as a matter of fact.

[TheOfficialBren]

Oh! Thank you, Sailir tats and Turbokittie.

Geez, Litrog!? Were you in Der Volkslauf kilted?! That is a seriously well-made garment!!! And it cleaned up fine?! I am impressed!!

[A Hay]

Congratulations!
I have the Holyrood tartan and it is one of my favorites. The PV is a great all-around tartan material for outdoor events or parties because you don't have to worry much about spilling something on it.
Finally, Rocky is super to deal with. I'm sure you will be pleased with the quality of the kilt.

Tom

[TheOfficialBren]

A_Hay, it is a very lovely tartan. I've never had PV before but I hear nothing but good stuff about it.