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    Utilikilts: Functionality meets Scottish Fashion

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    We just returned from a great trip to Seattle whose residents have to qualify near the top of the DIY list. The plethora of historic old homes requires a constant flow of improvements and upgrades that homeowners relish (or revile). There are hardware stores to suit each neighborhood and specialty shops are plentiful.

    But on a side note we came across the Utilikilts showroom in Pioneer Square. Their tagline is "American Made Utility Kilts for Everyday Wear", not your typical clothing store.

     
     

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    We were intrigued by the Workman's model which features:

    "12 oz. Duck cloth that feels just about tough enough to stop a nail gun. It features two exterior rear pockets and has two multi-chamber saddle pockets with room for all the nails, screws, tape measures, cell phones, wallets and beer bottles you could want."

    There have been mixed reactions on the blogosphere to these Utilikilts but one things for certain, they are unique.

    Charles & Hudson | Comments () |

     

    • Amanda Beaudoin

      The Duck Cloth is indeed cute. However, I wonder if its comfortable to work with it considering its a skirt-type .

    • Joy Wingert

      My husband wears his everyday, after he changes out of his military uniform. He says that they are super comfy.

    • Charles & Hudson

      Great question - These things have to be lined.

    • headlemur

      Interesting, but I so don't have the legs for it.

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