Kilt Covers i.e. Brats _An informal Poll

[KenB]

I use a chef's apron (black) as a kilt cover when working about the house. It is large enough to cover the kilt almost fully around; maybe not so fully if a person is more portly. I think someone with some serious sewing skills could easily model this in camo, denim, etc..

[Pleater]

An apron for cookery was the first project in sewing lessons for my class - aged ten to eleven years - so I don't think it would be too much of an ordeal to create an apron.

Such things are easily available in the shops - although usually in stark white, though a dunking in a bucket with some boiled up tea bags, or as I found out recently, some apple pulp left to oxydise, will create a dark brown colour on fabric.

Anne the Pleater :ootd:

[KenB]

I am fortunate in that I have a restaurant supply business very near. Black, white and blue/white stripes are all available with and without bib.

[TheBrus]

The reddish garment in the illustration that MAC Newsome shared: proof that the Scots DID invent everything--including the Snuggie.