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13th November 07, 06:26 PM
#31
I didn't see Texas on there.
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13th November 07, 07:08 PM
#32
Welcome aboard from sunny Arizona, congrats on the new kilt.
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13th November 07, 07:46 PM
#33
You need bigger legs! And time enough to fill them up!
 from Sunny Southern California!
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13th November 07, 09:41 PM
#34
Lookin' good! Congrats on the new kilt!
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13th November 07, 09:50 PM
#35
Looks great! Congrats on the first of probably many!
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19th November 07, 09:33 AM
#36
Somehow missed this thread. Welcome aboard.
You've got 'the look' down.
Me, I take the SportKilt patches off, a cleaner look - just me. They come off easy with a seam ripper.
Best belt value I've found for a basic leather belt is from AmeriKilts...they have black and brown - though you may have to ask for brown.
Enjoy the FREEDOM!!
Ron
Ol' Macdonald himself, a proud son of Skye and Cape Breton Island
Lifetime Member STA. Two time winner of Utilikiltarian of the Month.
"I'll have a kilt please, a nice hand sewn tartan, 16 ounce Strome. Oh, and a sporran on the side, with a strap please."
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19th November 07, 10:18 AM
#37
Cool look. Don't worry about tucking or untucking. Just do what feels best for you. Brown accessories will go great with your new best friend. One big problem, another guy with an invisible wife.
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19th November 07, 11:22 AM
#38
Welcome...I also just saw this thread.
Another belt option would be the wide leather utility belts from Home Depot or Sears. They look burly enough for a camo kilt. I usually use a tan 2" nylon chest wader belt with a black quick-release buckle on mine.
Kilted Teacher and Wilderness Ranger and proud member of Clan Donald, USA
Happy patron of Jack of the Wood Celtic Pub and Highland Brewery in beautiful, walkable, and very kilt-friendly Asheville, NC.
New home of Sierra Nevada AND New Belgium breweries!
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19th November 07, 11:31 AM
#39
That's a fine looking Cammo kilt, MrClean, and I'll add my congratulations on getting your first - but, be aware, it will NOT be your last!!
A black T-shirt will look better than the brown and I agree: please tuck it in! A wider belt (don't know if you are wearing one in the photos) might help to hike the kilt up a bit, which would be an improvement - get that hem to the top of your knee for the best possible look. I am not aware of your location, but boots and scrunched down hose would look much better than sandals - unless you're going to the beach or live in a 'hot weather' area!
Take care,
Ham.
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19th November 07, 03:19 PM
#40
Oh gee, gonna disagree with Hamish, that's bad.
The kilt looks good, I'm not sure how far down the pleats are sown so my opinion may not be that solid. My experience with sportkilt is the waist blouses a bit and wearing the shirt untucked hides that and streamlines the look.
I would tuck in a tshirt with my other kilts.
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