"X Marks the Scot is a community of kilt wearers and those who encourage the wearing of kilts. Kilts are a man's garment and it is our goal to promote the wearing of the kilt in more than just the "Highland Games" situation. This is not a forum for men looking to wear womens clothing nor is it a forum for other types of men's unbifurbricated garments. If you want to know more about kilts then you have come to the right place!"

It's not about words. That has been made clear in the other post. Why try and make this something other than it is?
It is about keeping this forum kilts only. Some here think the underkilt is kilt related. Fine. But there have been reviews/comments/mention of his other skirts on this site.
Shall we open the flood gates just a tiny bit and see what happens? Remember, it wasn't political or religious arguments/flames that made us leave Tom's. It was crossdressing and talk of feminine habits taken up by men.
With the rigid rules regarding politics/religion on this site, I wonder at the comparative slackness for the real problem.
And James, I have few doubts, seldom feel weak, and fear very little in my life.
What a woman complains about or doesn't complain about has nothing to do with my kilts.
The Utilikilt, in spite of claims to the opposite, was designed after the Celtic kilt. (Unless Steve pulled the design out of thin air.) Actually, there are museum kilts with the exact same pleating. So doubting whether Utilikilts are real kilts is silly. Add pockets to a kilt and it's still a kilt.

JDEZ took a poll on Tom's to see if anyone minded calling his skirts kilts.
Then he started calling them kilts.
Then he changed the name to mock kilts.
Even his fustanella inspired skirt is called a kilt!

Why don't you get on JDEZ's case? He seems just as, if not more so, concerned about the choice of words than I am! He is more concerned about how his product is perceived than I. But you only choose to see your perceived fear on the faces that disagree with your position.
I just don't want his skirts on the all kilt site.