Camouflage Kilts...

[BronxKilt]

I have gotten the most compliments on my Cammo UK original. For what its worth.

It is a good way for people to identify with the garment as most of us have worn cammo pants in one way or another. Oddly enough it seems like people can identify with cammo kilts, they think they are cool (if only they knew). I dont wear the cammo at work for the reason that I might be pushing boundries with the kilt to begin with and solid colors and tartans are within what I percieve as my dress code paramiters. (just so much pervarication I know, but "let be be the end of seem, the only emporor is the emporor of ice cream")

[Canuck]

Here's one that I enjoyed making. It's diamond back camo and it's signed.
The fellow I made it for has matching, jacket, shirt, gloves. as well as pants and a collar for his greyhound.
There is talk of this coming back into production this summer.

[chasem]

I'm not a big fan of camo kilts. I'm honestly not a big fan of camo anything in general. I only like to see it when hunting, military, or when playing games (capture the flag, paintball, etc) out in the woods.

But I've grown up in a hick town where half the population wears camo daily

[Rigged]

I've always thought of people who wear camo as either outdoorsy or military types.

I do a bit of hiking from time to time, sometimes in pursuit of wild edible plants. Plants don't spook easily, so camo isn't necessary.

If I was a bird-watcher, hunter, or nature photographer, that would be a different story.

[way2fractious]

...diamond back camo...

I was blown away by this print when I saw the pic on an earlier post. Now I have only two options; 1) persuade Canuck to part with a few yards and I make a kilt in my own style, or 2) finally break down and let someone else make a kilt for me. :confused: