Army digicam kilt and Pic request

**Electrickilt** · 2nd March 12, 03:00 PM

Looking for a kilt in the new Army digicam print.( Probably something with cargo pockets)
I will be taking it hiking this summer,so not sure what weight to look for,or what weight the fabric comes in.
Any info or pics will be appreciated.
Thanks
J

**knotty** · 2nd March 12, 03:46 PM

I believe our own Steve at Freedom Kilts has that pattern.

Craig

**Macman** · 2nd March 12, 04:11 PM

Is this the one you're looking for? Mine is in ACU made by Freedom Kilts. I chose the hidden pockets, but you can get it made with cargo pockets or any way you want. It's an exceptionally well-made kilt.

**Electrickilt** · 2nd March 12, 04:30 PM

Thanks thats the one. I'll check Steve out.

**Aspiringloser** · 2nd March 12, 04:43 PM

That looks like the Chief in Squamish. Ah, memories!!

**Tartan Hiker** · 2nd March 12, 06:03 PM

You could make your own (after learning the basics with the X-Kilt manual like I did). If you have someone else make it, consider insisting on having the pattern run the right way. Lots of kiltmakers don't bother rotating mil-spec fabric to get the pattern turned correctly because it requires some extra piecing.

**Macman** · 2nd March 12, 06:24 PM

Originally Posted by Aspiringloser

That looks like the Chief in Squamish. Ah, memories!!

Close! It's actually Mount Work, just outside Victoria, looking down Finlayson Arm and Saanich Inlet.

**Matty Ross** · 2nd March 12, 06:35 PM

Sport Kilt

**Nighthawk** · 2nd March 12, 08:08 PM

Here I are!!

**Moski** · 3rd March 12, 11:39 AM

Originally Posted by Matty Ross

Sport Kilt

That's a good example of the kilt made without turning the fabric so the pattern is correct. the pattern should "read" horizontally, not vertically. See tartan Hiker's great example.