Kidd Cotton Utility Kilt
Product Description
Kilts are a centuries-old traditional skirt-like dress of Scottish descent. Kilts have been worn by men and women of Scotland for hundreds of years, during the long history of this clothing at one point in time it did come close to becoming extinct as there was a ban imposed on the wearing of kilts for political reasons. Our kilt is named after Captain Kidd, was a Scottish privateer, turned pirate. Unlike a traditional kilt, utility kilts are meant for functional use and offer many different kinds of pocket styles and belt loops. Generally, utility kilts are designed with flapped cargo style pockets on the side, while some also use rear pockets and side pockets similar to those found on trousers. These go great with a pirate shirt and pirate coat. Or traditionally worn with one of our Jacobite shirts.