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12th July 10, 10:13 AM
#29
 Originally Posted by jeremy j starche
I do not see modern 'casual' kilts as undermining the 'majestic history' of the kilt ... I see casual kilts as reclaiming the spirit of a kilt. Affordable and practical.
I agree. Every time I pass the UK tent, I'm tempted...it'd be great to have one for the garage, except leather would be a better choice for what I do (almost exclusively involves metal).
I wear my tank and my 'nice outfit' for nice events and I wear my Utilikilt for tearing apart bikes and dealing with leaking oil and whatever. I wear my acrylic kilts for bumming around in.
I'm in the process of ordering a PV kilt to fill the big gap in the middle.
You'd be amazed at the durability of your 16x8 . The only place I don't wear mine is the garage...IMHO that's a place exclusively for Carharrts...but then my garage is a place of molten metal and axle grease.
To get back the topic of the OP: "Fashion Designers" do not take into consideration people wearing their creations to do any real work in.
I find it particularly ironic that many of those pairs of fashion jeans look as though they've been worked in .
All I can say is Carharrts. Like my 16x8, you'll have to pry them out of my cold, dead hands.
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