I'd be tempted to do the same.

Originally Posted by
JSFMACLJR
I've noticed this too! All of our old kilts have white linings. The three kilts I have had made in the last 15 years all have black. If I had thought about it, I would have told them to use white.
I wonder why this is?
I think it's pretty simple. White shows dirt and sweat and gets yellowed over time. Since laundering of the kilt is something that is not typically done on a regular basis, makers have migrated to dark linings to hide visible signs of dirtiness.
As I have a love of history and vintage, I will be tempted to use white when I make a kilt I think.
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