What's better... a p-v casual for $125 or a wool formal for $150

[arrogcow]

Indeed! In an ideal world, wool would be the only fabric from which a kilt would be made.

Gotta dissagree. While I love wool, not really practical when wood working, HEAVY gardning or in 90+degree 90% humidity.

Adam

[toadinakilt]

oioi. i've had to change out of my SW several times because my legs were sweating so bad.

i know it's not wool, but it's quite cozy nonetheless. and cozy is something i don't really need at 2 in the afternoon in september.

I'm going for something cooler for my next kilt.

[Jimmy Carbomb]

I have a number of kilts that are made out of a lighter wool material, and they're no more "insulating" than anything else out there. In fact, I find that they breathe well, don't blow-up in a breeze, and handwash in no time. I wear them under the lights, and never feel like a burger at McDonald's. There ARE more than one or two weights and weaves in wool.

[cavscout]

I think we would all love to have a great wool kilt in our kollections. I know I would. But as has been discussed in other threads the weight and heat of a tank is not typically practical in Georgia. I think I will get more use out of a PV kilt for daily wear.

BUT.... If there were a wool kilt available in a wide selection of tartans pleated to stripe for $150.... I'd be all over it!!

[Dreadbelly]

The correct answer of course, is both.

If you buy both, you are still spending less than what an actual "tank" would cost.

[KiltedCodeWarrior]

Dread,

Where you been?

RJI

[Bil]

Alright, back to jkdesq's question. Where can we find this "formal wool" kilt for $150. Just point me in the right direction and I'll be all over it.