New Kilt Pins

[davedove]

I picked up a package from the post office this evening. It contained the two kilt pins I ordered from ScottishKilts.net in my attempt to have a unique pin for each kilt.

The first is the pin on my MacIan tartan:



The other is the new pin on my German National Tartan:



I'm want to have not only a different pin for each tartan, but also a unique design for each pin.

[Colin]

Great looking kilt pins. I have been looking at a few of those ones for months. Maybe if the tax man doesn't take everything I will order a few.

[Big Dave]

I'm want to have not only a different pin for each tartan, but also a unique design for each pin.

That's a great idea. Now to convince my wife to let me buy more accessories.

[Hamish]

Two nice pins there, Dave, and I like the way you have colour co-ordinated the stones with the tartans. I particularly like the second one, with its unusual design. Personally, with all my kilts, I have had my fill of sword kilt pins and am constantly on the look-out for pins that are that little bit different.

As many of us have said in the past, it is vitally important (for the good of our kilts) to have a pin for each one and for it to be removed only when having the kilt cleaned.

I particularly like these from St.Justin:
http://www.piratenation.com/stjustin...arch=Kilt+Pins

[davedove]

Two nice pins there, Dave, and I like the way you have colour co-ordinated the stones with the tartans. I particularly like the second one, with its unusual design. Personally, with all my kilts, I have had my fill of sword kilt pins and am constantly on the look-out for pins that are that little bit different.

As many of us have said in the past, it is vitally important (for the good of our kilts) to have a pin for each one and for it to be removed only when having the kilt cleaned.

I particularly like these from St.Justin:
http://www.piratenation.com/stjustin...arch=Kilt+Pins

Thanks Hamish. I remembered your advice about a pin for each kilt. I was specifically looking for a pin with a yellow stone for the MacIan tartan, as that is the kilt I am going to wear with my formal outfit and I wanted it a bit fancy.

I really liked the design on the second one myself. It's still somewhat martial in appearance with the hammer shape, but it wasn't the all too common sword. Like I said, it's from ScottishKilts.net, in their Celtic kilt pins.

The designs on the link you provided are also interesting. I'll have to keep them in mind for future kilts.

[andyfg]

Great kilt pins. And, Ham, thanks for the link to others.

[Southern Breeze]

Great looking pins. The ones Hamish posted a link to are nice also.

[NewKilt]

Those are indeed very nice. I had been looking at these pins on Scottishkilts.net, and now that I see how nice they look on a kilt I want a couple even more.

Darrell

[THISLPT]

I have a very unusual "kilt pin" that I obtained while shopping some of the small antique stores in town. I found it in a cookie jar of pins on the counter.

It is a round 1 1/2" button style pin that says:
Do you think my D!(k is too long for this skirt?

I couldn't resist buying it.
Nice kilt pins....love the color coordination.

[millar]

Hamish thanks for the tip those are beautiful pins, I too have had my fill of the sword pins but Dave that second pin is tres cool.