22nd Century kilts

[Kiltman]

Or maybe, by the 22nd Century common sense will have prevailed and mankind will accept our bodies as our Creator made them and there will be no further need for the textile industry. In an effort to stop the ice from melting we'll return to dressing in the convenience of the Garden of Eden....without shame. There will be museums displaying the clothing mankind once wore. People will visit and giggle at the insanity of it all.

Ron

Ok, but I'm still wearing my kilt. Perhaps by the 22nd Century men won't need this forum to have the courage to wear the kilt.

[Ian.MacAllan]

Or maybe, by the 22nd Century common sense will have prevailed . . .

"Common sense" is as much an oxymoron as "miltary intelligence" or "jumbo shrimp" or "free gift" in an advertisement.

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[Ian.MacAllan]

But the tartan of my wool kilt will be out of date:
it's the Twenty-First Century tartan from Geoffrey...

No, it'll be an historical classic, just as the XMarks will be.

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[Jock Scot]

Its alright for you modern trendy types,I am still struggling with the last century!

[beloitpiper]

Invincible pleats! They never have to be ironed to matter how you store you kilt. Can you imagine it?!? Even if I toss my kilt in the corner (!!!) and leave it there for a week, the pleats are still as sharp as the day I bought it....ah, heaven.

[smaughazard]

I'd settle for self-cleaning.

[Mark Keeney]

I think a kilt woven with wool threads that can change colors instantly. You can pick which tartan you want to wear each day. Maybe be able to match or complement the kilt of someone you are near. Maybe to change the shade of the tartan to look its best regardless of the lighting. (or become transparent for easier kilt checks?)

[Coemgen]

I prefer a good kilt now to a better kilt after I'm dead.