Why I wear a kilt full-time

**Riverkilt** · 27th August 06, 03:22 PM

Was surprised you didn't have any USA Kilts casuals yet. I put it off for a couple years too...once I started got hooked and have eight with two on the way.

They're perfect for me in hot weather. Think they'd work even better for you in hot humid weather. They're much cooler than UKs in the heat.

Not pushing the brand as much as recommending them to you for your needs.

Ron

**NewKilt** · 27th August 06, 04:38 PM

Originally Posted by Riverkilt

Was surprised you didn't have any USA Kilts casuals yet. I put it off for a couple years too...once I started got hooked and have eight with two on the way.

They're perfect for me in hot weather. Think they'd work even better for you in hot humid weather. They're much cooler than UKs in the heat.

Not pushing the brand as much as recommending them to you for your needs.

Ron

I've been thinking about getting some USA casuals. I may sell my canvas 10 oz traditionals to raize part of the money. I know the USA casuals are 11 oz PV, but they should be cooler than my 10 oz canvas because of kilt weight. Those 10 oz canvas are close to 8 yards of material. I'm thinking Rocky's casual PVs are more like 5 yarders. Ideally, I'd like to keep those 10 oz canvas, and add about 3 of Rocky's casuals, but my wife is a lot faster on foot than I am these days.

Darrell

**Southern Breeze** · 27th August 06, 05:14 PM

An interesting bit of reading and the breakdown of kilts to climate is interesting as well. If you stop and think about it, kilts are of benefit in a great number of disabilities. Add my well wishs to the list as well.