USA Mid-Spring to Early Autumn - Lightweight

[Larry124]

USA casual and (hiking/camping) ultra-casual:

Lightweight, lightweight, lightweight, lightweight.

Did I say…lightweight?

Venders: Just saying. Smell the coffee?

[RockyR]

Are you asking FOR lightweight or complaining that you think it is too lightweight?

[Gryphon57]

If he is stating it is too lightweight, it's a personal opinion. I bought mine when I still lived in Oklahoma. Wearing a kilt in 100+ degree weather, I found my USA casual to be perfectly fine and very comfortable. Being washable was a plus also.

[Spartan Tartan]

I still live in Oklahoma and trust me...the USAK is the perfect weight.

[Larry124]

Just chanting and ranting. Ok, perhaps canting.

I’ve been (group) camping kilted, after dark until midnight and later, on fourteen occasions since mid-May in the USA Mid-Atlantic States region.

I’ve worn PV or light wool on four occasions. For the remainder I’ve worn kilts of cotton, poly cotton, or microfiber.

I expect to be camping kilted for another score of nights until Halloween. I expect to wear PV or light wool or heavier perhaps another five times.

That’s wearing something heavier than cotton, poly cotton or microfiber just twenty-five percent of the time.

When gents at these events and venues who wish to wear a kilt (or ladies who ask on behalf of their men ) ask me for recommendations, I refer them to makers of USA summer-weight kilts.