I have two kilts that that is very true. A quick heavy thunderstorm caught me out at the beginning of my day, by the time I got home the kilt had dried out. Fits great and is even better in the "swish" factor.
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We have a lot fog and rain here. The kilt does fine. During the winter I wear a wooly-puly over my shirt along with a wool scarf on my morning walks. The knees are the only place it gets a little cool.
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What you might want to be mindful of is riding in a car after the kilt has gotten wet. I've been told it will reak havoc with putting wrinkles in the back pleats (as opposed to the front pleats)...
Originally Posted by shawhighlander
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