Quality of sport kilts?

[celtic-mutt]

I am preparing for my first kilt and would like to be patient and obtain a fine kilt. At the same time, I have considered that I will not want to wear it to a celtic festival or highland games and sit on the ground with it for the better part of the day (especially if it has rained recently). So the idea of getting a kilt from Sport Kilt or USA Kilts seems worthy of consideration. Most of the people responding to this topic have multiple kilts. What kilt do you wear to festivals and/or games? What issues do you consider? I have also learned from this topic that there may be other discussions that have addressed issues presented. If this has been presented, I will thank you for the guide to that location.

[Colin]

I am preparing for my first kilt and would like to be patient and obtain a fine kilt. At the same time, I have considered that I will not want to wear it to a celtic festival or highland games and sit on the ground with it for the better part of the day (especially if it has rained recently). So the idea of getting a kilt from Sport Kilt or USA Kilts seems worthy of consideration. Most of the people responding to this topic have multiple kilts. What kilt do you wear to festivals and/or games? What issues do you consider? I have also learned from this topic that there may be other discussions that have addressed issues presented. If this has been presented, I will thank you for the guide to that location.

My first kilt was a Polyviscose kilt from Bear Kilts. I wore my PV kilts to games, festivals, pub nights, sporting events, etc. I only recently added the more casual wool kilt for these events. Since this is in general talk talk, and not in Sportkilts section, I will suggest having a look at www.usakilts.com and www.canadiancasualkilts.com both sell kilts available in the polyviscose material (do a search of the forum for more info on PV).