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5th August 05, 11:44 AM
#16
Started non-traditional, moving to traditional.
It was the Utilikilt that got me started. I had only seen traditional styles when coupled with ghille's, jacobite shirts, etc. It seemed more of a "costume" to me.
When I first saw Utilikilts, I saw how the whole thing could be day-to-day.
Now I see more and more of both types. This last weekend I was at the local Highland Games. I saw more "modern" kilts there than I've ever seen in the past...but I found myself longing for a traditional kilt.
I spoke with someone from Seattle Kilts (an importer). She said that many in her business consider the Utilikilt a "training kilt," something to break the ice for kilts.
So while I always thought I would only wear a modern kilt, I've decided I'll also get a Tartan.
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