Anybody seen Kamokilts?

**sydnie7** · 27th May 08, 05:12 PM

I think the dog's outfit is the best-looking one on the page.

Notice the page counter at the bottom? These folks are either really new or just had a counter reset for some reason.

**Tommie** · 27th May 08, 07:09 PM

Jamie did that log like hit you in the head?

Must be one tuff hat,or hard head one.

**Tommie** · 27th May 08, 07:30 PM

Hows this one for DIY?
Intend to use it for hiking when its done,
so I decided Reverse Kingussie style so it would not tend to hang on brush.
Need to still add a few belt loops and side pockets.
Turned out fair for a thirty dollar investment.

**JRB** · 27th May 08, 02:43 PM

I like the camo kilts. I just wish there was more information about the construction, fastening method, apron width, etc.

**Big Homestead** · 27th May 08, 07:53 PM

1.That dog is adorable.

2. The guy with the M16 looks baaaad ***. "Did you just call it a dress, mister?"

3. http://kamokilt.com/gallery/Hpim0817.jpg That man is just to awesome. Shows that you never have to take yourself to seriously, yet he looks as though he could hand you your butt. He be a nice addition to xmarks I'd say.

**Panache** · 27th May 08, 07:58 PM

Could we please keep the guns over on that site please

Respectfully

Jamie

**Jamais Arriere** · 27th May 08, 08:39 PM

I'de like to see more made in the Mossy Oak and Real tree Patterns. Utilikilt was making them untill they couldn't get materials made in the US

**ccga3359** · 27th May 08, 08:58 PM

Originally Posted by Jamais Arriere

I'de like to see more made in the Mossy Oak and Real tree Patterns. Utilikilt was making them untill they couldn't get materials made in the US

Check out Canadian Casual Kilts for mossy oak and the like.

**beloitpiper** · 28th May 08, 01:57 AM

Three observations on KamoKilts:

The pleats need some work

The apron doesn't meet up with the underapron
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Plus they say,

They are much lighter than many fabrics used in other "non traditional/casual" kilts.

I know a lot of people live in hot climates, but lighter is not always (and I'd argue, usually) better.

Considering, I'd rather try to make my own (as Tommie has demonstrated can be VERY well done) than purchase a KamoKilt.

**Mipi** · 28th May 08, 03:16 AM

Originally Posted by beloitpiper

Three observations on KamoKilts:

Considering, I'd rather try to make my own (as Tommie has demonstrated can be VERY well done) than purchase a KamoKilt.

Agree! DIY looks far better then those.