What would you like to see in a kilt?

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I don't think kilts have stopped evolving. The last 30 years (approximately one generation) have already shown a number of changes in material and design.

At this point though, there are A LOT of features to choose from. Look at the options menus from some of our sponsors. Between Keltoi, Freedom Kilts, and Alt.Kilts, one has most everything I was able to think of from traditional, to contemporary, to modern!

As people have already mentioned, heavier PV would be nice.

Is weaving the only way to create a tartan pattern? Could it conceivably be dyed or printed on to fabric?

I would like to see some form of kilt achieve enough mainstream acceptance that it could produce a different economy of scale. Like if my favourite work wear companies (Dickies and Carhartt) started mass producing a utility kilt. It would the same as their work pants: offered in tough materials, standard sizes, a few colours, and a very affordable price point.

I would think it could be printed. Considering how many flannel shirts I've seen where the plaid pattern on the outside is much much much more vibrant than on the inside, I can think of no other way than it being printed for that to have happened.... From a mass-production perspective, I would think this would make things less expensive....