The Overkilt

Kilt-based fashions, both traditional and contemporary. Come on guys, bring on the pleats!
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I'm on the DNKE mailing list and received this info today :D


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FINALLY - DNKE has brought out what I really would like to have :D
Sadly, it's out of my price rance :(

I guess it will be regular bib-overall, converted into a overall skirt, as a D.I.Y. :|

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Uncle Al wrote: Sat Aug 10, 2024 12:02 am I'm on the DNKE mailing list and received this info today :D
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FINALLY - DNKE has brought out what I really would like to have :D
Sadly, it's out of my price rance :(

I guess it will be regular bib-overall, converted into a overall skirt, as a D.I.Y. :|

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See also, an earlier thread about Overall Skirts.
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Could this be termed a Pinifore dress? Would something like this be an approximation https://amzn.eu/d/7f8FQxQ ? Is the skirt being kilt like the important bit?
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Mouse wrote: Sat Aug 10, 2024 9:10 am Could this be termed a Pinafore dress? Would something like this be an approximation https://amzn.eu/d/7f8FQxQ ? Is the skirt being kilt like the important bit?
Somewhat like a pinafore dress but not all of those are so open at the sides, in the under arm areas.

I guess that the skirt being kilt-like helps men get over the fact that it is a type of pinafore dress. :wink: :)
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Probably could do with a blacksmith's hammer as a prop and standing in front of a black Dodge Ram to complete the marketing.
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denimini wrote: Sat Aug 10, 2024 12:48 pm Probably could do with a blacksmith's hammer as a prop and standing in front of a black Dodge Ram to complete the marketing.
Like this :?:
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Uncle Al wrote: Sat Aug 10, 2024 1:00 pm Like this :?:
I think DNKE didn't quite get denimini's memo. The axe doesn't look to me as if it has seen a tree recently, and he is holding it, as if he has just been given it to hold for a picture....IMHO🤠
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Maybe this is a better image of the Overkilt?
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Sheesh, it's a dress, a dress and nothing but a damn dress!
The "Over" and "Kilt" is just marketing hype to pander to the fragile sensibilities and insecurities of some men.
As for that ax, I guess that's to attract the homocidal sector of the market.
Overkilt equals overkill and certainly does nothing in terms of fashion freedom.
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Oi! This'll arouse the ire of the Kilt Kops...
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STEVIE wrote: Sat Aug 10, 2024 3:42 pm Sheesh, it's a dress, a dress and nothing but a damn dress!
The "Over" and "Kilt" is just marketing hype to pander to the fragile sensibilities and insecurities of some men.
As for that ax, I guess that's to attract the homicidal sector of the market.
Overkilt equals overkill and certainly does nothing in terms of fashion freedom.
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Yeah, I would wear something like that. However, that one is a bit pricy and is too long for my short legs.
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Mind you don't trip on that plug.
Nice idea but maybe not as practical as it looks at first glance. An angle grinder creates a lot of wind. I once created a tent to keep the dust at bay. Switched on the grinder on and it sucked my home made tent in with disastrous results. My wife is still laughing about it.
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crfriend wrote: Sat Aug 10, 2024 4:44 pm the Kilt Kops...
From County Keystone, I assume?
According to some "authorities", if one adds belt loops to a "traditional" Kilt it becomes a skirt!
I must say that this garment, (for want of a more pithy title), has got no chance.
Just a thought KK Kilt Kops are just one K away from a completely different set of dress codes.
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STEVIE wrote: Sat Aug 10, 2024 7:30 pm
crfriend wrote: Sat Aug 10, 2024 4:44 pm the Kilt Kops...
From County Keystone, I assume?
Precisely. I did not think that reference would be lost.
Just a thought KK Kilt Kops are just one K away from a completely different set of dress codes.
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