Kilt design for hot climate

**ezkilt** · 11th November 08, 08:02 PM

I like it airy, on the other hand, I want to sit down in a restaurant / cafe and keep my legs apart.

What 's the kilt look like ? Picures somewhere ?
Design patterns, templates.
Materials for tropical climates.

**ezkilt** · 11th November 08, 08:04 PM

I like it airy, on the other hand, I want to sit down in a restaurant / cafe and keep my legs apart.

What 's the kilt look like ? Picures somewhere ?
Design patterns, templates.
Materials for tropical climates?

**george7** · 11th November 08, 08:07 PM

I just wear a 13oz wool kilt for just about every occasion. I have a poly/cotton kilt from freedom kilts that I also wear. You can't go wrong with a wool kilt. You can dress it down or up for different weather conditions.

**Riverkilt** · 11th November 08, 08:49 PM

No clue where you are on the Planet, but would suggest the USA Kilts Casual model for hot weather.

Seated, legs apart.

Summer in Tucson - pleat shot.

Plenty of pleat swing.

Reclining, with legs apart.

Maui, heat AND humidity.

Oven-like dry heat of the canyonlands.

Arid heat of the Hopi Mesas.

I rest my case.

Ron

**Bugbear** · 11th November 08, 08:54 PM

Welcome.

**Kiltman** · 11th November 08, 09:36 PM

Originally Posted by ezkilt

I like it airy, on the other hand, I want to sit down in a restaurant / cafe and keep my legs apart.

Welcome from Eastern Washington State.
The sporran helps you sit down in a restaurant/cafe and keep your leg apart. Lads don't sit like lasses, for obvious anatomical reasons.