UTKilts

**GreenDragon** · 29th December 11, 06:03 AM

Does anyone here own a UT Kilt?

http://www.utkilts.com/

If so, what do you think of their product? Is it worth the $ ?

**Kilted Jeeper** · 29th December 11, 07:40 AM

I just got mine in the mail on Tuesday and other than throwing it on to test the fit I have not yet been able to really wear it. I am however very pleased with the experience so far. Brice (Owner of UT Kilts) was great to work with and was really good with communications. The kilt itself seems to be well made and I am very pleased with the product. I will post some pics and a full review as soon as I am able.

BTW - I got a Deluxe Modern Kilt, not a tartan model.

**hkjrb623** · 29th December 11, 02:30 PM

Here's the thread I just posted the other day. I love mine, and have been able to do many things in it this week. It's holding up well and very easy to take care of.

http://www.xmarksthescot.com/forum/f...-utkilt-71042/

**opositive** · 29th December 11, 02:50 PM

Based on hk thread above, I bought a khaki utkilt and received today. Fast shipping,good quality. The khaki is more of a coyote brown, which I like. Black will be next. If you are in between sizes, I think you would be fine either way. I went up but will go down one for the next one.

**hkjrb623** · 29th December 11, 10:31 PM

Originally Posted by opositive

Based on hk thread above, I bought a khaki utkilt and received today. Fast shipping,good quality. The khaki is more of a coyote brown, which I like. Black will be next. If you are in between sizes, I think you would be fine either way. I went up but will go down one for the next one.

You and Jeeper should post pics. I'm very curious how the dark khaki looks other than on the site. I still have a tough decision ahead on color.

**Brother Falldown** · 30th December 11, 05:34 AM

I bought a black one two years ago from the manufacturer in Pakistan. I am very pleased with how it has held up. It is the equivalent of a sturdy pair of "Jeans". No, actually it is much sturdier than that.

**BKPowell** · 30th December 11, 06:48 AM

I have two UKs, one black, one green. I have had them since '06 and Love 'em. I wear one or the other everyday. Very comfortable and they wear like iron. I have wore them to Vegas, Moab, Jackson Hole, Ogden, Salt Lake City, Orlando, etc.

BKP

**RockyR** · 30th December 11, 11:22 AM

Originally Posted by BKPowell

I have two UKs, one black, one green. I have had them since '06 and Love 'em. I wear one or the other everyday. Very comfortable and they wear like iron. I have wore them to Vegas, Moab, Jackson Hole, Ogden, Salt Lake City, Orlando, etc.

BKP

UK's are a different company than the one in this thread. These are UT (i.e. "Utah") kilts, not UK (i.e. Utilikilts). Utilikilts are made in the US and are based in Seattle. UT Kilts is a retailer selling Pakistani made utility type kilts. Not passing judgement, just stating facts.

**hkjrb623** · 30th December 11, 03:07 PM

Originally Posted by RockyR

UK's are a different company than the one in this thread. These are UT (i.e. "Utah") kilts, not UK (i.e. Utilikilts). Utilikilts are made in the US and are based in Seattle. UT Kilts is a retailer selling Pakistani made utility type kilts. Not passing judgement, just stating facts.

I love your posts on these subjects. You should add "if it isn't American made, it's crap!" to your signature.

**RockyR** · 30th December 11, 07:15 PM

I don't know how our Scottish friends would feel about that.

For the record, I correct statements about lots of different things up here (and other places I frequent online). The 'issue' with the internet is the incorrect statements and miscommunications and false statements abound. Not necessarily on PURPOSE (I don't think anyone on this thread said anything misleading on purpose), but certain things can be confusing to newbies who don't know as much as other more knowledgable members.