Suggestions For Camo Kilt?

**KiltedTrucker** · 5th February 16, 11:36 AM

Thanks for all the great info. Gives me some things to research.

**MacKenzie** · 5th February 16, 12:11 PM

Originally Posted by The Wizard of BC

Another 6 color desert. This time pleated to "The Leaf".

Maximum coolness.

**Couper** · 5th February 16, 02:56 PM

While I do not have any camo designs, I do have three utility kilts from UT Kilts - in khaki, olive and black denim. I wear them all frequently, like them just fine and I only have about $200 invested in them all, including shipping. What's also good (for me) is that my wife also likes them, with the olive being her favorite. Bryce provides great customer service, fast shipping and is responsive to email questions.

**CyberLink** · 9th February 16, 06:08 AM

Originally Posted by Couper

While I do not have any camo designs, I do have three utility kilts from UT Kilts - in khaki, olive and black denim. I wear them all frequently, like them just fine and I only have about $200 invested in them all, including shipping. What's also good (for me) is that my wife also likes them, with the olive being her favorite. Bryce provides great customer service, fast shipping and is responsive to email questions.

Thank you for the info! I have been looking for a camp kilt and had not had a lot of luck. Seems UT Kilts have them and they appear to be a quality as well as adjustable.

**Lady Grey** · 9th February 16, 01:08 PM

Bad bad bad boys of XMarks
You are all a terrible influence on me.... I really have to try that 'pleated to the leaf' it calls to me in ways I can't mention.
Are the under pleats huge to make the pattern work or did you luck out with a fabric that made it easy?

Sigh more kilts to work on!

**The Wizard of BC** · 10th February 16, 12:52 AM

No Lady Grey it was not planned. It just turned out that way. It was a fluke of the Sett size that I chose based on the characteristics of this fabric and the size of the repeat of the Camo pattern.

In fact we did not even notice it ourselves until the kilt was almost finished. We were sort of concerned that the customer would take objection to a repeating Camo pattern. The whole idea of Camo is that it breaks up sharp edges, straight lines and repeating elements. Things which don't often occur in nature.

But "pleated to the leaf" just slides off the tongue so well.