Traditional Solid Color Kilts and Definitions

[Bugbear]

It seems to me that this is a "shades of grey" sort of thing. A 16oz wool kilt made in the traditional technique is the white and Utilikilts with its low waist, narrow apron etc is black. USAk semi-traditional is on the whit side of grey and sport kilt is on the black side of grey. From what I understand, solid color (i.e. saffron) kilts made in a traditional manner is...well...traditional. Please correct me if my thinking is wrong.

Yes, that is part of what I am trying to figure out.

However, according to Matt's post, which is what I am going by, a kilt like I brought up made from navy blue, sixteen ounce wool, in one of the traditional styles would be traditional.

I think the traditional styles are the five to eight yard, knife pleated kilts, or the four yard box pleated kilt; as offered at the Scottish Tartans Museum, for example.
The same navy blue materiel made into a Freedom kilt model would probably not be considered traditional because it has pockets and a different construction design.