Which casual kilt?

[bubba]

Stillwaters can be easily hemmed up, the fabric is light enough that it won't ruin the looks of it.

[Graham]

David, do you want tartan or plain?

If tartan, my well known preference is USAK poly vis. either the casual (philabeg), with sewn pleats for easy care or the semi traditional for more material and traditional straps etc.

If plain, well I've heard good things about Freedom kilts, I have one on order but not seent them yet.
Bear Kilts do a great job in plain and tartan....lots of choices there!

[GMan]

David,

From what everyone else has said I would like to add Pittsburgh Kilts. That too is another option. I don't have all those mentioned yet, but they are on my list.

[arrogcow]

Utilikilts will be at the Cincinnati celtic festival Sept 24-25, you could see one in person. Pittsburgh kilts are great too.

Adam

[Riverkilt]

One of each David, One of each.

And add AmeriKilts to your list. You can't go wrong if you get a UK, FK, PK, AK, SK, and USAK....

And, you'll need hangars....;)

Ron

[billmcc]

David,

I recommend a Casual kilt from USA Kilts. It has perma-pleating for low maintenance. The pv material is teflon coated to resist stains and is available in several tartans. Size isn't a problem because it will be custom made for you.

My USA Kilt's Casual (in Scottish National tartan) looks good and is a joy to wear.

[David Thornton]

UUGH!
So many choices!
If I go tarten, I would like a red Cameron. But, I'm trying hard to embrace a solid, or maybe a camo.
Arrogcow, I will put Cinci on the calendar, first beer is on you!
Is there any comparison of the options already done? Material, closure type, price etc? Maybe that's a good project for tonight after the dove shoot.
Thinking about showing up in my new MacDonald.
David

[Bil]

UUGH!
So many choices!

You make that sound like a BAD thing.

I am with you when it comes to the solid kilt. It's still something I am trying to embrace. I'm not quite there yet.