Last year Omaha convinced me to buy a Utilikilt. I'll confess to enjoying the darn thing, even if I think it's unnecessarily trendy in it's own way.
Last week came word that a novelty workingman's kilt marketed in Sweden really is a hit with working men, and that the company that makes them, Blaklader, is ramping up production to meet demand.
And although it was a women's fashion show in Paris for the Frank Sorbier 2008 collection, it looks as if he really wants his men in kilts. (No direct link; damn Yahoo's funky fashion photo copyright thingy.) Apparently the whole 'Dress to Kilt' fundraiser thing Sean Connery does every year is slowly making its way into the haute couture mindset.
Last week came word that a novelty workingman's kilt marketed in Sweden really is a hit with working men, and that the company that makes them, Blaklader, is ramping up production to meet demand.
And although it was a women's fashion show in Paris for the Frank Sorbier 2008 collection, it looks as if he really wants his men in kilts. (No direct link; damn Yahoo's funky fashion photo copyright thingy.) Apparently the whole 'Dress to Kilt' fundraiser thing Sean Connery does every year is slowly making its way into the haute couture mindset.
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