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9th June 08, 08:47 AM
#41
 Originally Posted by Larry124
It is VERY hot and humid here in the Philadelphia PA area (USAK and AK turf).
ALL clothing is hot.
For temperatures in the mid to upper 90’s daywear for me it has to be my 6” length cotton shorts.
Last night (at midnight!) it was 82F (RealFeel 86F) and very humid.
SWK heavyweight (lightweight wool)? Too hot.
SWK Thrifty? Too hot.
Celtic Croft Economy?
I have two of the CC Economy kilts.
I ordered one of them intentionally one inch shorter that I normally wear so that the kilt definitely falls just ABOVE my knee rather that at the top of my knee.
Cooler than the SWK’s but…too hot.
Just passable was my AmeriKilt. No belt. Sandals. No hose. No shirt tuck.
Now I recall the reason that I purchased two AK’s last summer.
Does anyone have experience with SportKilt’s Hiking Kilt in hot & humid weather?
I wore a SK while visiting there last summer, and found it very comfortable.
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9th June 08, 08:54 AM
#42
 Originally Posted by Galician
No. It covers the shoulders.
oh...alrighty then, noted.
Gillmore of Clan Morrison
"Long Live the Long Shirts!"- Ryan Ross
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9th June 08, 07:42 PM
#43
We can end all these problems if we blow up the sun!!!
Or maybe find an off switch, but the former sounds like so much fun!
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9th June 08, 08:46 PM
#44
While this doesn't solve problems with the heat, it certainly helps with the sweating: Certain Dri antiperspirant. I sweat A LOT no matter what the temperature or my activity. Not only is sweat running down your legs from under the kilt uncomfortable but leaving sweaty butt-crack marks on chairs is embarrassing as well so I slather a bit of this stuff on every couple of days and it completely stops sweating in all the right areas.
I just reread what I had typed, I have to say eeeewwwww, TMI....
There are 10 kinds of people in the world...
Those that understand binary, and those that don't.
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10th June 08, 09:14 AM
#45
I have a lightweight micro-suede Amerikilt that does very well in the heat. It tends to wick the sweat.

Here's a good closeup of the material.
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10th June 08, 09:37 AM
#46
The weight on my USAK casual is fantastic, but the colors are a bit dark for sun-scorched places.
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10th June 08, 09:39 AM
#47
I'm so glad that my summer suits were ready from the tailor today (alterations. I can't afford tailor-made suits. )
Now I'm wondering if I can get a khaki poplin kilt jacket. Well, of course, I can, if I'm willing to have one altered, but...
"To the make of a piper go seven years of his own learning, and seven generations before. At the end of his seven years one born to it will stand at the start of knowledge, and leaning a fond ear to the drone he may have parley with old folks of old affairs." - Neil Munro
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10th June 08, 10:18 AM
#48
 Originally Posted by Galician
No. It covers the shoulders.
Like this fine example? 
Sapienter si sincere Clan Davidson (USA)
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10th June 08, 10:39 AM
#49
Hell bent, hell bent for leather!
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10th June 08, 11:09 AM
#50
 Originally Posted by sharpdressedscot
Hell bent, hell bent for leather! 
breaking the law!!
well thats more of a vest, than a sleeveless t shirt.
Gillmore of Clan Morrison
"Long Live the Long Shirts!"- Ryan Ross
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