The Belted Plaid and Me, Part 3

In the third instalment of my belted plaid series, I demonstrate some alternative ways of folding in tucking the extra material. 

[@dustinwhitaker9377]

Really appreciate the inspiration and ingenuity

[@jhohlkennedy]

Thanks for that!

[@davidbaca7853]

Thank you for your content, I have learned so much from your videos.

[@jhohlkennedy]

I'm pleased! :)

[@puddin94]

❤

[@strydersalsbury2938]

hell yeah, good stuff

[@jhohlkennedy]

I post so little; but I actually do a lot with the kilt. Sometimes I wonder about producing more content but then ... nawwww.

[@michaelwoodbury1788]

I've been wanting to get a great kilt for camping and was wondering how 16 oz fabric compares to the 13 oz; how it hangs, how bulky looking it would be. I like the looks of the 13 oz. Thanks for these videos.

[@jhohlkennedy]

You're welcome. I've used both 16, 13, 11 oz wool and 13 is my all-around favourite; 11 oz is good for warmer weather. 16 just seems too bulky for me and I really feel it on my back.

[@rustywilliamson5248]

Where do you buy your plaids at all I've found are $200-$500 i would love a grate kilt no stitching any suggestions

[@jhohlkennedy]

I usually obtain mine from Lochcarron. If you sign up for their email newsletters, they sometimes send out discount codes.