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Utility kilts
If you have no Scottish roots or want a kilt less conected with tradition and rules you might prefer a utility kilt over a traditional kilt. Or you might consider a utility kilt just an addition to your other kilts.
On the following seven pages you'll find different utility kilts. One page for each kilt.
Below you can have a first-impression of how they look like. And if you think one of them might be interesting for you, just click it and take a closer look at the slide show.
Utility Kilts have got a slightly new design, AmeriKilts are no longer on the market, and the Expo kilt is a good example of a Pakistani made utility kilt.
Be aware, that Utilikilts come in a slightly different design and AmeriKilts are no longer on the market.
The Expo kilt is a good example of a well-made Pakistani utility kilt.
Vendors of accessories.
Tartan-mills and tartan-finders.
The Expo kilt is a good example of a well-made Pakistani utility kilt.
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Links pages
Links #1
Vendors of traditional kilts, from cheap, typically imported Pakistani kilts, whether off-the-peg or custom-made, to more expensive kilts, sewn to-your-measures in Europe or in America.Vendors of accessories.
Tartan-mills and tartan-finders.
Links #2
Vendors of non-traditional kilts, utility kilts, sarongs, man skirts, unisex-skirts, "manly" skirts, and some shorts.
Links #3
Kilt and skirt forums, non-commercial home pages, blogs, picture galleries, videos, articles in print media and on the internet, men in kilts and skirts on stage and on the cat walk.What's new and back to start
