Army digicam kilt and Pic request

[Father Bill]

Good grief! You're all invisible from the belly to the knees!

[Tartan Hiker]

That's the idea, Padre!

[Moski]

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.

[Riverkilt]

This may not be the same camo you're looking for but its what Utilikilts calls "sage" in their original kilt style. Utilikilts is back cranking out digital camo kilts in various colors and patterns - you might wanna check their website too.

[Electrickilt]

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.

That looks really nice.
Thanks for tthe tip.
Where did you get the material from?

[jhockin]

I don't know where anyone else got their material from, but i bought some, just like that, at my local material store, a cotton/poly blend.

It was funny, how many people asked me, when I was flying to NYC and back, if I was in the army - considering my long, braided ponytail ;0)

[Tartan Hiker]

I actually got mine at Wal-Mart, but I've ordered from the following folks with excellent success:

http://www.vtarmynavy.com/camo_material_and_fabrics.htm

http://www.rockywoods.com/