Any One Tried These?

[Mike1]

I'm heading for the bomb shelter...

Will you save me a seat?

[Chef]

OK, so which is worse:

1. Someone does a kilt check and sees your bare a**

or

2: Someone does a kilt check and sees your slip, excuse me a "kilt liner"

[Riverkilt]

Ummmm....well....gee....shuffle.....ummm...I have three black cotton "underkilts" that I wear often to keep my hand sewn kilts "protected."

I like them a lot. The company that made them seemed to have problems delivering the product after they took other folks money a few years ago. Can't recall the name of the outfit but they were up in the Seattle area and seemed to specialize in "out there" garments for men.

Anyhow, I was lucky enough to get in early when they were still delivering. I like the cotton ones I have. Don't know that I'd like the feel of this material or the price.

And, I will admit to spending "some" time on the Internet looking for jumbo size women's cotton slips that I might adapt for the purpose.

What I like is the concept of maintaining "freedom" while offering "protection."

And, I suppose for some that find wool itchy, they'd provide a way to wear wool kilts without feeling tortured.

The concept is sound. The world awaits a functional product from a reliable source.

Giggle if you must...but I risked and found "underkilts" to provide an easily washable way to protect my kilt investment from myself while still leaving me with a feeling of freedom and some extra warmth in cold weather.

Ron

[Riverkilt]

Okay, found the Underkilt website. Don't mean to steal the thread, guessing we're on the general topic of underkilt/kiltskirt type accessories.

http://www.jdez.com/men/underkilt/

Its still up on the Internet but from past posts a while ago, be cautious with this vendor.

Ironic, that such a sound concept meets with giggles from kilties. Much like a panted man's reluctance to try a kilt, then loving the freedom, I was reluctant but found they work well. Imagine the polysatin ones do too...though I wonder if polysatin against wool would cause some "slippin' and a slidin'?"

Ron

[Chef]

No offence was meant. I don't really have a problem with this garment:



I do find these rather funny:




It's the fabric choice and colour that bothers me. I certainly understand the idea of the garment, however I find that my shirts provide adequate protection. I tend towards longtail shirts for times I expect to sweat much. It accomplishes the same thing.

[Nervous Jock]

This has got to be a Wah!

[James MacMillan]

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[Ruanaidh]

Not only are these comfortable for around the house wear, but you can also wear them under the kilt.
http://www.internationalmale.com/pro...=&Au=RollupKey

[Ozman1944]

Why not just wear loose boxers? You still get "freedom' and much less expensive than a petticoat. I'd prefer the lifters get a flash of my butt than a glimpse of satin.

[cacunn]

What color would you need for a pink kilt, excuse me a maroon kilt?