Children's Kilts-Kilted Skirts.

[mbhandy]

The kilt I purchased for my son from the Kilt Store (linked at the top of the page) is 10oz. wool & closes on the left too.
I don't know what the big deal is? :confused:

Anyone with kid's kilts,

I didn't notice at the games which side was which (he was allways moving) and besides he will grow out of it in a year or so and you will have to get a new one and like stated above the only time Most people would notice is in a picture when you have him in stop motion.

I aggree with John,
MrBill

[Pleater]

Well - traditionally little boys wore frocks.

I know my sister had three fits when she saw that I did not try to stuff my baby boys into those dreadful little suits with popper closures, but I also know who was washing nappies the longest.

The serious reenactors put their young sons in frocks and even make an occasion of the first breeching.

So if you are going to be dead traditional a little boy would wear a female garment, but you might also have to live with him when he's a hand's breadth taller and a quarter second faster than you are.