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Avoid getting a horrible kilt!

UT Kilts Guide to making sure you don’t end up with a horrible, poorly made kilt! I get a lot of questions about kilts (of course!) and lately I have had people purchasing kilts that they thought were a good deal and were not. Whether it was the construction of the kilt or the details about the kilt they were told were wrong, there are many kilts that are just not very good at all! So, lets take a look at 4 examples of kilts, 2 traditional and 2 utility, that have some big problems with them. This will help you to know some things to look for when looking for a kilt. 1. This first kilt was sold to me as an 8 yard, 16oz kilt. It is neither of those! It does not have nearly enough pleats to be an 8 yard and the kilt is extremely light weight. These are probably the two biggest things that are sold to many when buying a kilt and end up being incorrect. Be sure to double check that the kilt you are looking at is the weight it is advertised as well as the yardage. 1A. Also, the straps on this particular kilt are almost plastic. It is important to ask for some good quality leather or faux leather straps for your kilt https://www.utkilts.com/tartan-kilts/ 2. This black traditional kilt was only partially lined! I have never seen anything like this before. The liner does not actually do what it is supposed to do since it does not cover the entire kilt. This can also be a tough one because it may not be pictured on the product listing and the manufacturer may consider this a lined kilt, even though it is not fully lined. 3. A utility kilt should always have sewn down pleats. When you don’t sew down the pleats you get a kilt like the one pictured. It will not hang correctly and the pleats will always be out of alignment. 4. It is even hard to tell if the construction of a kilt is done correctly. Most people that sell them, especially on Amazon and eBay, don’t even know how to properly make on in the first place. The seems on an incorrectly made kilt will pop extremely easily. While you may save a few dollars at first, it will cost you more in the long run to purchase a kilt like this https://www.utkilts.com/utility-kilt/ As always, please reach out to me with any questions! [email protected] 801-309-5113