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Traditional Multi-Color Self Tie Flashes
- These multi-color flashes add a pop of color to your kilt hose and draw attention to the elegant colors in your family’s ancestral tartan
- Approximately 36 inches long and 100% Scottish Merino wool for quality and authenticity
- Self-tie flashes offer a traditional, historical look from the pre-elastic era and bond your Celtic outfit with honorable tradition
- Choose from over 30 mixed colors to find the perfect color match for your kilt
$30.00
Traditional Multi-Color Self Tie Flashes
Complete your Celtic accessory with these Traditional Multi-Color Self Tie Flashes. Our granddads wore self-tie flashes on their kilt hose. Keep with tradition by fastening these to your own! These flashes will add a splash of color to your neutral-colored hose while drawing attention to the tartan colors that represent your family’s ancestral heritage. At about 36 inches, you’ll get your money’s worth from the impression they will make! Our flashes are made from pure Scottish Merino wool, so you can be sure that your outfit is 100% Scottish. Choose from over 30 elegantly mixed colors to find the absolute perfect match. Please allow 2-6 weeks for delivery as these flashes are hand-finished by the House of Cheviot.
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- The pure white Piper Kilt Hose are wool-free, making them suitable for all skin types
- Available in a range of sizes from Small to Large; up to 20-inch calves
- Choose from two colors, black and pure white, to suit your Highland dress style
- Woven in the UK for maximum authenticity
- 15 colors available
- Elastic band fits most legs
- Sturdy S-hook closure
- A smart and fashionable way to keep your hose in place
- Colors designed to go with every tartan
- 4 Colors Available
- Elastic Band Fits Most Legs
- Simple Velcro Closure
- Affordable
- Helps keep your hose up!
lLarry Reed –
I personally prefer garter ties verses flashes, classy. The only down side is learning to tie them correctly. Not to fear Cheviiat, the manufacturer, has a utube video explaining how to tie them correctly.