Mr. Kirt, Italian skirt maker

[Gusto10]

Via a german forum in skirts I learned of this site:
https://mrkirt.eu/

I do think they have some wearable items, a pity that they don't go beyond L as size. Further a bit stiff in price, but comparable to Hiatus in Nimes, France.
https://www.hiatus-shop.com/en/

[Mugs-n-such]

They look very nice but I can get skirts from the thrift shop that are just as nice and for much less. Thank you very much...

[Sinned]

His first name doesn't begin with an S does it?

[Kilty]

I like them, it's great to see another skirt manufacturer for guys! I liked the tartan one as it does resemble a kilt

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but as has been said already it's too expensive.

Nice to see models who aren't frowning or looking like they absolutely detest the clothes they have on

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which makes a nice change.

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The last one was from their Instagram page.

When I can get a decent pencil skirt for a fraction of the price, these manufacturers will always come unstuck. The prices need to be lower. I would never spend close to £200 on a skirt,
it's bad enough traditional kilts are in that price bracket

[Ray]

I would never spend LESS than £400 on a kilt. You get what you pay for...

[moonshadow]

The French one is somewhat ironic as France was essentially the genesis of trouser tyranny for men, and now seems to be joining the skirt revolution!

[Gusto10]

The French one is somewhat ironic as France was essentially the genesis of trouser tyranny for men, and now seems to be joining the skirt revolution!

Well, I disagree thereon, as the fashion shows in Paris have been carrying or decades the issue of men skirts. Such contrary to Milan and more recent followed n positive sense by London. Also Scandinavian shows and Amsterdam, even Berlin and Brasil carry men skirts often enough.

[Kilty]

I would never spend LESS than £400 on a kilt. You get what you pay for...

You can get decent second hand kilts from reputable makers like Locharron for around £250, or even less on ebay I would NEVER bother with the Pakistani made PV tat that I've seen from £50 upwards. Kilt Suits can be bought from £850 from somewhere decent like Kilts4U

[Ray]

Kilty, you make a really good point - second hand kilts. That’s a great way to buy a proper kilt at a reasonable price.

As for kilt suits, I have one, but it was rather more than £850! Still the best clothing bargain I’ve had. The quality is fabulous.

[Gregg1100]

Kilt hire sales is s good way to get quality kilts at a fraction of the price of a new one

[denimini]

His first name doesn't begin with an S does it?

Certainly almost an Aptronym, although in Germany it would need to be Mr Rock. We had a fellow visiting our area testing water quality in private storages; Professor Waterman. Could it be a case of nominative determinism?

[Kilty]

Kilty, you make a really good point - second hand kilts. That’s a great way to buy a proper kilt at a reasonable price.

As for kilt suits, I have one, but it was rather more than £850! Still the best clothing bargain I’ve had. The quality is fabulous.

You do look great in your kilt suit I bought one at KapitalKilts.com but it was "cheap" at £850 as it was ex display.

I have always wanted a kilt suit, Scotland Kilt Company have a good one in Blue tweed but it's £1200

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I bought a nice Hebridean Fire kilt suit from KiltStore, it was around £800, but looks great!

[Kilty]

Kilt hire sales is s good way to get quality kilts at a fraction of the price of a new one

Ex hire kilts are great, Isle of Skye which is a nice tartan can be bought ex hire for £99 on ebay. Type "defunct kilt sale" in the search and there is one seller selling ex hire stock of a rival that has gone under... nice tartans are there at good quality and low price

[Grok]

There seems to be some interest in MIS in continental Europe. One has to wonder if, eventually, someone there will market a garment that actually gains traction.

[Sinned]

There are an increasing number of manufacturers of kilts/skirts for men. The main problem seems to be overcoming the inertia of men's reluctance to buy and wear them.