Ideas of just what Kilt really means..

**kiltedsawyer** · 6th October 09, 07:27 AM

[QUOTE=sathor;801550]
Kilt: (Capitalized) The family of male garment with the characteristics of a kilt, such as pleating, worn at or around the knees.

That's not going to leave much to the imagination.

**BEEDEE** · 6th October 09, 10:06 AM

Kilt: male garment that is pleated at the back and has double apron front and extends from waist to knee.

My 2c

Brian

**sathor** · 6th October 09, 12:32 PM

[QUOTE=kiltedsawyer;801901]

Originally Posted by sathor

Kilt: (Capitalized) The family of male garment with the characteristics of a kilt, such as pleating, worn at or around the knees.

That's not going to leave much to the imagination.

I want to make a snappy retort, but it's not coming. dang. It might teach the city people to pull up their pants though. Probably not.

**Pleater** · 6th October 09, 12:57 PM

Oh my - do let me know when it is safe to lower my fan, gentlemen.

I think that the nontubular aspect of the kilt is perhaps not emphasised enough.

Although there might well be at least one seam along the length of the kilt, the edges are usually overlapped and posibly held closed by some means, but the kilt can be unwrapped.

Anne the Pleater :ootd: