Scottish kilts, Irish kilts and Welsh kilts.
All cool. All stylin’.

Unbifurcated garments – including kilts, robes, caftans, sarongs, tunics, and other skirt-like garments – are traditionally male clothing that have been worn by men throughout history. They have been worn by all the men in the Bible, by Roman gladiators, Vikings, and Scottish Highlanders. They are still worn frequently by men in Scotland, throughout Africa, the Middle East, parts of Asia, and the Pacific islands, to name just a few examples. Unbifurcated garments are far more comfortable and suitable to the male anatomy than trousers, because they don’t confine the legs or cramp the male genitals the way that trousers do. (from Kiltmen.com)

Bifurcation in context of clothing: clothing which separately covers each leg (such as trousers) is called bifurcated clothing, while clothing which covers them jointly (such as skirt) is called unbifurcated clothing. Call me naive but I didn’t know this.

Douglas Tartan, Gents 16oz 5 Yard Wool Kilt
The Scotland Kilt Company

Stewart Royal Sport Kilt
www.sportkilt.com

Campbell Sport Kilt
“A man in a kilt is a man and a half”
www.sportkilt.com

Designer kilts


Bloodlines, by Kilt2
6-yard hand-made kilt with premium fittings
Realmenwherekilts.net

…and for fun

Got Kilt t-shirt
$19.99

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