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Utilikilt Original olive

The kilt

Olive seems to be a most popular colour, even if, in fact, you can combine it with hardly anything but black, dark grey, and white. The kilt on this page is the Utililt Original with cargo pockets. Today it is called the Spartan; and the design is different.

I have bought this kilt second-hand. Worn at the hips, it is short; worn at my natural waist, it is miniskirt short, ending 3-4 inches above top of knees. But afterall, in Ancient Rome men were wearing shorter 'skirts' than that.

Tights?

On five of the pictures, the olive Utilikit is worn with tights. Like said earlier, at Utilikilts.com they obviously find the “tights look” to be OK with their kilts. By all means they are selling adequate long stockings and other longs socks, as well as knee high socks. How about you? You too might wear utility kilts with tights, either to keep your kegs warm, or as a fashion statement. But judge for yourself and make your choice. Some like it, some do not. I tend to think that utillity kilts in general look better with opaque tights than with kilt socks, but that short and 'invisible' socks are always the better choice.