Even without the internet, there are so many references to see how a kilt is worn. I don't where you are located, but kilts in Vancouver (and Winnipeg) were very common when I was growing up. No one in my family has worn them for a generation or two (besides moi!!!), but with movies, parades, Rememberance Day, the fact we have a piper for any kind of occasion, etc, etc it would be pretty hard for me (personally) to say I had not seen enough kilts to know how it was to be worn.

Quote Originally Posted by KiltedKnight
No. Anyone who thinks before they act would realize that the buckles would be wrong to begin with, why would anyone place the buckles backward?
This is my other point. Maybe it would be easy to put on a velcro closure kilt or a UK type kilt on backwards, but a traditional kilt would be difficult to put on backwards. It would feel like trying to put on dress pants backwards and do up the fly.

Maybe the kiltmakers need to send a 1 page info sheet with their kilts just in case.