MEN'S BLACK UTILITY KILT
This Black Utility Kilt is made of 100% Cotton. It is sharply pleated in the rear is equipped with four leather straps with snap buttons on the sides. Each Strap has two snap heads that can be snapped into any of the four receiver snaps riveted into the kilt body allowing up to 3 inches of size variation. The belt line of the Kilt is equipped with seven 2.75" belt loops, each loop fitted with a steel utility ring at its base, creating a very popular and desired feature. Two large 10"H x6.5"W x2"D dual snap flap pockets are riveted to left and right hip sides of the kilt. The apron is a 24" drop for all sizes. When measuring for Kilt fit size, measure the size in inches around your naval / mid-section, not your waist or jean size. The Kilts are measured and designed to be worn above your waistline and are not sized in relation to standard pants measurements; so be certain measure yourself before ordering! Made in Pakistan . Available in Sizes Medium(fits Kilt Sizes 34"-36"), Large(fits Kilt Sizes 38"-40"), and X-Large(fits Kilt Sizes 42"-44").

"What is a Utilikilt? According to the About page on the Utilikilts website, the Utilikilts Company is “committed to pioneering a comfortable alternative to trousers by producing “Men’s Unbifurcated Garments” (MUG’s).” Basically, they make a kilt for a modern world. Utilikilts are not the wool tartans that you see bagpipe players wearing as they march in the local parade. They are a cross between cargo pants and a kilt. They are made out of cotton, have useful cargo pockets on their sides capable of carrying several beers, and are far more freeing than any pair of pants. There are styles suitable for almost any occasion from the The Mocker, a dressier kilt that mocks the Dockers pants that seem to be a staple of white collar workers, to my favorite, the Workman’s Kilt. It’s designed for those who go out and build things all day. It has multi-chamber pockets, adjustable hammer loop, rivets, the….works."- The Good Men Project

So why the Unikilt Plug? We just think Utilikilt is a cool company, great product, and good people. Sometimes we simply want to promote such in this world, even if their products compete with what we are able to offer ... is that too crazy? lol)