21st Century Ankle-Length Kilts

**starbkjrus** · 18th April 06, 04:51 PM

Ummmmm....??? Not going there. TFCK is just not for me.

**Nick** · 18th April 06, 04:59 PM

All this time we've been worrying, top of the knee, middle of the knee, or bottom of the knee! Who knew it really didn't matter a jot?

**Moosehead** · 18th April 06, 05:02 PM

The question might be better served at Tom's Café, not here.

**Ruanaidh** · 18th April 06, 05:15 PM

Oh, oh! Me thinks I hear a dead horse.

**Southern Breeze** · 18th April 06, 05:39 PM

toadinakilt · 18th April 06, 08:25 PM

Oh, I don't think we need move this discussion to Tom's Cafe...it's not a Yemini Futah for crying out loud. The thing has an apron, two buckles on the right side, and numerous pleats across the back...I think it's a kilt. And thus it has a place in the discussion here.

**Southern Breeze** · 18th April 06, 08:40 PM

If the hem touches your knees it's a KILT. If it touches your ankles it's a SKIRT.

**Canuck** · 18th April 06, 08:53 PM

In the year 2000 Pacific Opera in Victoria did a New piece called Erewon. The designer for that show was Debra Hansen of Stratford. She designed full length kilts for the men in that show. The kilts were built by Richardson's of Toronto. They were a grey Tartan and were rather stunning. So 21st Century kilts unfortunatly are way behind the times......