As soon as I put it on, I thought, "This thing kicks ass." In our world of instant gratification waiting for something is a bit alien, but the kilt was worth it. It looks good with a tweed jacket, with a vest or T-shirt, or a plain button-down shirt. And it is such a masculine garment - women wear trousers more often than not these days, so there is nothing particularly macho about them any more. A kilt is much more anatomically sensible for a guy than trousers are, and comfort-wise there is no comparison. It is also practical - like cargo trousers, it has pockets that hold a lot of stuff.