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    For a modern utility style kilt you could look at Stump Town kilts. http://stumptownkilts.com/

    Not sure if they ship overseas. I have one of their woman's kilts and I really like it!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Elizabeth View Post
    For a modern utility style kilt you could look at Stump Town kilts. http://stumptownkilts.com/

    Not sure if they ship overseas. I have one of their woman's kilts and I really like it!
    I tried one of these on at the KVMR Celtic Festival in Nevada County, CA USA last year and it was pretty nice quality and the guys were very low key, friendly, and helpful. Decided to stay tartan traditional for now, but would consider a Stumptown.

    Another utility style kilt that looks great online, but I've never seen one in person is the Neo Kilt. More of a traditional construction in a canvas kilt. That might be my choice if/when I go canvas.

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    I have a Workman and a Survival from Utilikilts. They are built very well but feel nothing like a "traditional" kilt. They come in handy for hiking, working, and other times when having a multitude of pockets come in handy.
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