The Next Kilt Step - What Would You Do?

General discussion of skirt and kilt-based fashion for men, and stuff that goes with skirts and kilts.
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skirttron
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The Next Kilt Step - What Would You Do?

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My wife is now OK with me wearing kilts, which is great. She has Scots connections, though, which helps. She is even OK with my preferred modern mode of wearing them (casual top, trainers, etc ), but gives a bit of a frown to my black one because it's not tartan. For summer time I would like to ditch the heavy-duty plaid and buy a modern cotton kilt, but I don't want to push my luck in case I have to go back to square one.
Any advice welcome.
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Some budget kilts here:-
http://search.ebay.co.uk/search/search. ... donline321
Most of his kilts are polyester, made in Pakistan, but some are wool mix. I've bought two lightweight polyester ones from him - very comfortable and they do actually look like Scottish kilts though with only about half the pleats.
Please view my photos of kilts and skirts, old trains, vintage buses and classic aircraft on http://www.flickr.com/photos/cessna152towser/
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I picked up the brochure for Tartan Week NYC at Grand Central Station today. This is a big Scottish culture celebration. I looked inside and what do you know, one of the pictures shows two guys getting a beer at an outside cafe, both of them wearing Utilikilts. One was in a camo UK.
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