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Great debate. Personally I think less is more. I like the link to wearing skirts and bulges. I prefer pleated skirts and if wearing a lighter skirt I wear appropriate undergarments to smooth out the bulge. Looking at fashion runway photos of feminine menswear bulging is not popular. Same is true of ...

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I think it is very good looking both for formal and casual occasions. Personally I love pleated skirts and kilts on anyone. Seems like a practical piece of clothing that most people would be ok with a guy wearing.

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I recently got 2 lightheart gear hiking skirts and must say they are the lightest way to go. No modesty issues, step-in with zipper, no apron Good functioning pockets Neither masculine or feminine Made USA, good customer service I have not worn them much out and about yet but will this summer. Famil...

Sounds like a desirable kilt. I got a poly athletic kilt Matt finish with sides and it is my lightest kilt. Not to stylish but practical around the house. I like the feel of a light skirt too.

Cost is a big issue and all my kilts have been from eBay or craigslist. I must say the time it takes to make a kilt would justify the cost if paying a living wage and not mass productions. Marketing, wages, rent, materials etc. Add up. I don't think anyone is getting rich on USA made kilts. My wife ...

Been wearing Utilikilts for 2 years now every day after work and weekends. Love the pocket design on the Survival and the Mocker best but do not care for the new Switchback design. Both my favorite kilts are made US in Washington and Oregon and are good quality, worth what they sell for new. Would l...

Looks very practical to me. Lots of good features. Love to see the whine colored one too.