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16th February 12, 09:47 PM
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Re: Comparison on differnt kilt weights
 Originally Posted by fluter
I live in that part of South Carolina which is said to be separated from Hades only by a screen door. Our municipal motto---no kidding---is "Famously hot."
I'd recommend 13-ounce wool at a minimum. Not only is it comfortable in summer, but 13- or 16-ounce fabric is better behaved with respect to wrinkles. You'll be amazed now long and well it holds the crease in the pleats, how little it wrinkles, and how quickly it hangs out.
I also have to agree, USA Kilts semi-trad model in poly-viscose (polyester and rayon blend), is perfect for our climate.
Either one will be cooler than trousers; and the waist will be cooler without a wide, heavy belt.
After reading your first sentence, I was going to ask if you were in Columbia...then I looked to see if you had it listed and, lo and behold, you're in Columbia!
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