Camo Kilts

[macwilkin]

In reading this post I was reminded of the khaki kilt aprons of the Boer and the First World Wars, The Hodden Grey kilts of the London Scottish and the Khaki kilts that some of the Canadian Scottish regiments wore in WWI. They were the first "camoflague" kilts in a sense! :mrgreen:

Cheers,

Todd

[jfellrath]

I like the idea of a camo kilt as an everyday kilt because it would hide dirt better than a solid color kilt. I take my dog out daily for sessions of ball-chasing and he tends to throw his slobber around fairly freely. And, of course, the slobber attracts dirt, etc. Most of it brushes off after the slobber dries, but it'd be nice to be able to walk home without big noticeablle muddy marks on the kilt after an exercise session.

It'd also be nice for yardwork, etc. for the same types of reasons.