Yeah, the guy definitely has some issues. But Utilikilts view is a little pompous really. Having men wear kilts won't change the world unless the world's greatest problem is that men are so uptight and unhappy because their pants are too tight.

The truth is that Kiltmakers don't sell freedom, they sell kilts. Freedom you have to fight for and it costs a lot more than $115.

Also, Utilikilts is getting big, that's true. They're well over 20,000 kilts from what I've heard which is a huge number. They've really got the brand loyalty and brand name recognition. The rest of us are playing catch-up in a way. However, I don't want King Kilts to get as big as Utilikilts. Because then my wife would be swamped with orders, we'd have to open a shop somewhere to sell them and hire an employee to help us out, and pretty soon I'd have to quit my day job to manage the finances...uh, remind me why I don't want to get as big as Utilikilts again. ;)