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weeladdie18 wrote:...They say that the male Utilitikilt is popular in Seattle where the garment was designed and manufactured.... As far as I can remember the creator of this garment claimed it was a male skirt. There must be a good reason why no other style of male skirt has become popular for regular male wear...
I think it's just because kilts have been acceptable male attire for many years, at least in certain settings like parades and festivals. A utility kilt then becomes sort of a crossover garment.
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