Originally Posted by
truckie561
Again...going on my limited experience, are both apons shaped the same on their ends or is it only the outer apron that is shaped?
On a well made kilt both aprons are shaped, but the tartan on the under apron is most likely not centered. The over apron usually have fringes and the under apron haven't.
Originally Posted by
truckie561
-So there is something definitely uncommon about this kilt?
-So sterotypically, the overall general impression about a kilt that closes on the left hip means that it was designed for a woman?
-If I wear it to a Burn's Supper or in a parade/performance, am I gonna get asked why I'm wearing a woman's kilt?
Answer 1: Yes
Answer 2: In general, Yes
Answer 3: Probably not. The general knowledge about kilts are quite limited.
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