But is it still a kilt?
(Moderators, if this should go in the contemporary kilt forum, feel free to move it, but the question I am asking is I think more general)
Utilikilts has a "New Standard" model.
http://www.utilikilts.com/company/pr.../new-standard/
It is NOT a wrap garment, but a pull on. It does NOT have an integral flat front apron.
Since I have always taken the minimum definition of a kilt as a wrapped garment, the portion below the waist coming approximately to the knees, with pleats at the sides and back, and overlapping flat aprons in front; I would say this is not a kilt.
Not trying to start an argument, altho I recognize the possibility. Just trying to figure where kilts end and other MUGS begin.
Last edited by Geoff Withnell; 25th July 12 at 05:29 AM.
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