When you think of a Scottish casual kilt, you probably picture a long-haired, middle-aged man wearing an all-green fabric hanging traditionally over one shoulder. I'm here to tell you that your imagination is lacking.
Women are big wearers of kilts, too. And it doesn't have to be wrapped that way. You can also get creative with accessories, such as styling your kilt with a brooch pin or special sash.
There are also different types of kilts. The most common is the tartan kilt, which is the pattern most people think of when they hear the word "kilt." However, there are also solid-color, plaid and even patterned kilts.
So, no matter your style, there's sure to be a kilt that's perfect for you. And yes, we mean you. Not that Scottish, long-haired man you imagined. Here are ten basic facts you need to know about the Scottish casual kilt.
Kilts are a commodity. They offer a sense of comfort and style that pants cannot replicate. Where pants walk in a room slowly and cautiously, maneuvering through the outskirts of the crowd in search of its social position, a kilt runs in and screams, "I'm here!"
Kilts provide an air of sophistication and swagger that other garments cannot touch. Here are ten reasons why kilts are better than pants.
1. Kilts are more comfortable.
Unlike jeans or other pants, kilts are made from soft, breathable materials, making them a great choice for a day-long event or even just a casual day out. You’ll never have to worry about being uncomfortable in a kilt. You may not even want to take it off when the day is over!
Pants can be constricting and uncomfortable, especially when you're trying to do physical activities. Kilts, on the other hand, are designed to allow for a full range of m
