[David White]

Originally Posted by The Guy in the Kilt at UC

I bought the Gordon kilt. It's very nice, well put together. The wool is rougher than material from other mills. Made in Pakistan, right? Anyways, it fits very well for not being a fitted garment. I like it, and I'll be wearing it a lot in the winter I'm sure.

My Gordon is rougher also however my Cameron is much softer!

[-B-]

As I review the pictures on the WPG site it looks as if the kilts all have a slightly differing fit from regiment to standard ( high waist above the navel touching the first two ribs) I am seriously considering one as my winter kilt can someone advise on the fit my first choice is a Cameron , second would be the bargan Gordon. I do not want to wast WPG time on this if the fit is not for me.

[BobsYourUncle]

I have a black watch kilt from WPG, and I agree with all of the previous comments, including the "caveats". It is a great value for the money, is a heavy weight 22 oz kilt, the fit is very good, and I have enjoyed it very, very much. I also wear it for reenacting [WW2 era]. It is not a custom, hand sewn kilt, but it wears very close to one. The service from the company has been very good as well. I say go for it!

[g koch]

You will be pleased with a WPG kilt in the winter winds.

[ozone]

FWIW, there's a guy named Bradley in Aspen, CO who skis on telemark skis, a single pole (whatever they are called), and a WPG kilt. I have seen him skiing full-tilt down the moguls in January. Nulty can tell you what the temps are in the area are like in January....