Want to go down in History?

**sharpdressedscot** · 3rd August 08, 06:10 PM

...apc??

**1oldsarge** · 3rd August 08, 06:55 PM

You've gone all around it but haven't hit it yet.
"The Hybrid".

**george7** · 3rd August 08, 07:22 PM

CK's, for contemporary kilts.

**Birddog** · 3rd August 08, 08:22 PM

I don't know, Sarge. These days of having "Green" shoved down our throats, I hear hybrid, I think of hideously ugly little cars. Okay, so not all of them are ugly, but I think you see where I am coming from. I don't want my kilt to have an EPA label on how many compliments per gallon of stout it comes from the mill with

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**Nighthawk** · 3rd August 08, 08:32 PM

Originally Posted by Birddog

I don't know, Sarge. These days of having "Green" shoved down our throats, I hear hybrid, I think of hideously ugly little cars. Okay, so not all of them are ugly, but I think you see where I am coming from. I don't want my kilt to have an EPA label on how many compliments per gallon of stout it comes from the mill with

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All I saw was "gallons" of stout. If my kilt comes with gallons of stout, you can put any label on it that you want!!

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**sydnie7** · 3rd August 08, 09:11 PM

If one type is "tanks," should the other be "you're welcome"?

Sorry. . .

OK, not really sorry!

**Nick the DSM** · 3rd August 08, 09:14 PM

The pony kilt!

**pdcorlis** · 3rd August 08, 09:17 PM

A contemporary kilt is...

Tough as Nails?

Built like a Brick House?

**The Wizard of BC** · 3rd August 08, 09:22 PM

Actually Phil there is a name for a modern, 8 yard, machine sewn kilt in modern fabrics that has many of the features of a Traditional Kilt. And can include pockets.

It is called a Contemporary Kilt. I began to use that name to describe the type of kilt I make. I'm not positive but I think I am the one who first used that term. I even wrote a tutorial explaining the terminology and it is posted here in the articles section.