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    I believe most UK's are about a 12 oz fabric.

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    From Utilikilts page -

    "The Original's 8.5 oz. cotton-poly twill fabric resists wear, shrinkage and wrinkles, and breathes well. It's perfect for summer. For winter wear, you might want to check out the Leather Utilikilt. If you're man enough, that is."


    "The Workman's was designed with the hard working man in mind. It comes in 12 oz. Duck cloth (100% cotton) that feels just about tough enough to stop a nail gun. It features two exterior rear pockets and has two multi-chamber saddle pockets with room for all the nails, screws, tape measures, cell phones, wallets and beer bottles you could want."


    "The Denim Utilikilt features the same deep saddle pockets, the standard Utilikilts wrap-around "Neo-Traditional" enclosure, floating waist band and the same badass style as the Original but has a few features all its own:

    It's made of high quality 12 oz. denim. (100% cotton)"

    I have Mockers and Originals and they seem to be the same weight.


    Dale
    --Working for the earth is not a way to get rich, it is a way to be rich

    The Most Honourable Dale the Unctuous of Giggleswick under Table

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