I recently saw a really nice looking kilt that a local guy is selling, and was almost ready to fork out a little cash, but then noticed it had the apron fringe and flap on the left. Now I have heard that that is the indication of a woman's kilt, but Barb T. says all kilts (regardless of gender of wearer) open with the fringe on the right. The killer part is this kilt is pretty much to my exact measurements and not big in the seat/hips, so really seems more cut for a man.

Can the aprons be reversed without too much ado? Would you just reverse and forgo the fringe, or try to move the little fringe thingy behind the front apron. Any experience out there?