Ever heard of Practikilt?

**beloitpiper** · 21st February 08, 07:58 AM

http://www.practikilt.com/

Just stumbled upon it. Low prices, but they look kinda like UK knockoffs.

**Finn** · 21st February 08, 08:05 AM

I'm not bold enough to buy one first. The urban camo looks interesting, though.

**Moosedog** · 21st February 08, 09:19 AM

The website doesn't allow one to buy anything, not a good sign.

Moosedog

**Makeitstop** · 21st February 08, 10:05 AM

Ok, this is the third thread they've been mentioned in in as many days. weird.

I have no first hand experience with them, but according my research, they (with the possible exception of the leather one) are paper thin, poorly designed, and come in a 21" length only.

They can only be bought from museumreplicas.com, the links on the above site are just broken.

**Finn** · 21st February 08, 10:11 AM

Aha! Thank you! I stand warned.

**Monkey@Arms** · 21st February 08, 10:13 AM

Geez, BP,

I shouldn't have to tell you that the search feature is your friend.

http://www.xmarksthescot.com/forum/s...ery=practikilt

Best regards,

Jake

**Tommie** · 21st February 08, 10:27 AM

21 inches??? On me that would be a mini-kilt.YIKES
Sorta like the look of that stone washed black denim though,just to knock around the yard in.
Am i seeing things or is the leather ones ampron on the wrong side?

**beloitpiper** · 21st February 08, 10:36 AM

Originally Posted by Monkey@Arms

Geez, BP,

I shouldn't have to tell you that the search feature is your friend.

http://www.xmarksthescot.com/forum/s...ery=practikilt

Best regards,

Jake

Meh, I wasn't looking for information, just posting a website.

**Ian.MacAllan** · 21st February 08, 11:20 AM

Originally Posted by Tommie

. . . Am i seeing things or is the leather ones ampron on the wrong side?

I think that's a trick of the lighting of that photo. The deep shadow along the bottom 2/3 of the wearer's left side of the apron suggests that it opens on that side, but if you look closely at the waistband I think you will agree that it opens on the wearer's right.

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**Erisianmonkey** · 21st February 08, 02:01 PM

I wouldn't touch a Practikilt with somebody else's ten foot pole. Museum Replicas may have some good stuff on their site, but they don't seem to know a

thing about kilts.

Gee, and I'm usually the anti-snob.