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    from North Georgia!! PV would be a good choice for the deep south..or if you went with a contemporary kilt like a Utilikilt, Rkilt, Freedom kilt... or any of the many others... those are generally a polly/cotton twill... (Rkilt make a beautiful HEMP kilt).. even a light weight wool wouldn't be that bad. It's all about the air circulation..something you can't get with pants...

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    billmcc
    I live in hot and humid Florida and have found that USAK's pv Casual kilt is a good choice for summer. The pv (from Marton Mills) Rocky uses breathes better than wool and is machine washable. USAK's Casual is also very reasonably priced for a well-made custom kilt.

    Another factor to consider is the amount of material in a kilt. A 4-5 yard kilt is going to be cooler than a 7-8 yard kilt.

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