1. Follow the directions that should have come from the kilt maker.
2. Unless you have an accident and get something on the kilt, you don't have to do a lot. Avoid the temptation to "clean" your kilt after routine wear. I mostly lay them out (inside out) overnight, and then hang them to air out. It's amazing how many wrinkles simply fall out - disappear.
3. Don't dry clean a kilt. If you feel you have to do so, make sure you find a dry cleaner that knows how to clean and press a kilt. I can't begin to tell you how to find a such a dry cleaner. Hopefully, others on the forum can.
Finally, good luck.
I changed my signature. The old one was too ridiculous.
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