Travel Tip for Wrinkled Kilts

**mrpharr** · 14th May 06, 04:48 PM

i will have to remember that when i take my Scots American to world cup in germany.

**Kilted KT** · 14th May 06, 07:09 PM

Here is travel tip #2.

if traveling, bring a second kilt. Wear the one you are not wearing to whatever you are going to while driving. It's far more comfortable than adjusting every 10 miles or so. Then, when you get where you are going, put on the other kilt.

**Riverkilt** · 14th May 06, 10:28 PM

That even works for the Poly Viscose kilts too. Have had the wrinkles fall out just hanging in the motel bathroom while I shower.

I've also taken Utillikilts that were wrinkled from sitting on them for a long drive. Dunked them in a few inches of water in the motel bath tub, then hung them to dry over night. Works great.

Ron

**Roan Carter** · 14th May 06, 11:41 PM

So would this be a good idea for getting rid of the funny wrinkles that were on my stillwater standard kilt when it arrived?

As in ... it leaves the pleats just fine? The iron and I do not get along.

**Pour1Malt** · 15th May 06, 12:51 AM

if ya roll yur kilt fair packin there arr nay wrinkles tae get oot...

**auld argonian** · 15th May 06, 07:39 AM

Originally Posted by Kilted KT

...if traveling, bring a second kilt. Wear the one you are not wearing to whatever you are going to while driving. It's far more comfortable than adjusting every 10 miles or so. Then, when you get where you are going, put on the other kilt.

Hey...maybe this is why we see photos of guys with their kilts on backwards - pleats in the front....they just had a long drive and they figured that they'd sit on the apron so as to not wrinkle the pleats! ...and they just haven't remembered to rotate the kilt back around to the front...

Best

AA

**Riverkilt** · 15th May 06, 10:26 AM

Hey Roan,

As Ham has taught us, the secret of ironing kilts is to lay them out on the floor and iron them on the floor.

Ron

**pdcorlis** · 15th May 06, 10:55 AM

I don't iron my kilts but I do steam them - got in on a sale at Home Depot a while back thanks to this board. 5-10 min. and they are as fresh as a daisy and sharp as a tack!

**switchblade5984** · 15th May 06, 11:41 AM

Originally Posted by pdcorlis

I don't iron my kilts but I do steam them - got in on a sale at Home Depot a while back thanks to this board. 5-10 min. and they are as fresh as a daisy and sharp as a tack!

careful where those tacks go.....

**bangkok kilt** · 16th May 06, 11:13 AM

Originally Posted by pdcorlis

I don't iron my kilts but I do steam them - got in on a sale at Home Depot a while back thanks to this board. 5-10 min. and they are as fresh as a daisy and sharp as a tack!

Gotta get one of those. I remember that thread, but had since forgotten about it. Good call PD.