Go for it Bishop!

Was a hard choice between black and basil for my second survival (got tan for the first one).

I love my black workman's...thought a black survival would be along that line...but then that would be two black kilts...and the basil is the same color as the sand sage that abounds here in the canyonlands...so figured I'd have two "solid color camo" kilts.

The caramel/Carhardtt workman's is the same color as the redrocks here abouts. The basil the same color as the sage.

Now...if I could get a camo pattern made in a combination of the Carhardtt/caramel and basil with maybe a little tan and black thrown in I'd have the perfect camo kilt for this area.

Strangely, of all my camo kilts I think the patterned camo that blends in the best is the one I least expected - my Freedom Kilt CADPAT...its all green, but the greens blend into the sage and wild rhubarb, and brittlebush as well as they must blend into the Canadian forests.

Ron