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    Actually Steve, the Contemporary Style Kilt is defined as one that has all the stabilizers and interfacings of a Traditional Kilt but is machine sewn and made from non-traditional fabrics. The apron width of a Contemporary is near in width to that of a Traditional Style Kilt.
    Narrow Aprons will usually be on MUG style Garments. Not always, but usually.
    The addition of Pockets is a feature in common on Contemporaries, some Pub & Athletic Style Kilts and to MUG's.

    As a side note I am the one who coined the term Contemporary Style Kilt. I did so to better define a style of Kilt that retains the hang and swish of the pleats from a Traditional and still separated it from the MUGs
    Last edited by The Wizard of BC; 30th July 09 at 07:03 PM.
    Steve Ashton
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    I wear the kilt because:
    Swish + Swagger = Swoon.

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