Rabble: D'ya think this would work for kilts?

[Bugbear]

What's a suit???

Brian

Normaly, I would disagree with myself, however,the suits I happen to be talking about are:
1. A jacket, trousers, and or waistcoat made of the same matching colored fabric.
2. A sport jacket and trousers that are of complementary colors.
3. either 1 or 2 with the trousers replaced by a kilt.
4. I have know idea...

[george7]

When I travel by air, I just roll my kilts up and stick 'em in the bottom of the case. They stay wrinkle free. I pack my shirts and trousers around them and they stay rolled up. I think that would work, but I think my way is more cost effective.

[Standard]

Reminds me of this http://www.duluthtrading.com/store/g...ure=product_18 from Duluth Trading Company. I have one, but have never given any thought to using it for the kilt. Might have to give it a test run next time I travel.

[Mark Keeney]

It would only work if your kilts are shorter than 22"

[Bugbear]

It would only work if your kilts are shorter than 22"

Well, that's the end of that...

I don't have a suitcase that is long enough for a rolled kilt either.

I think I'll just stay at home.

[Highlander31]

Interesting design, however, if the kilt is rolled lengthwise the pleats could be wrinkled. I look forward to hearing how it works for you.