Description

Green Net Utility Kilt With a Tan Contrast Pocket

The body of this kilt runs in a muted olive green rather than a bright or bold shade, paired with a tan-brown pocket assembly on the hip that stands out clearly against it. Two leather straps with buckles stack above the pocket, giving you an adjustable point at the waist beyond standard sizing.

Net Detail Through the Pleats

A thin net strip in matching green runs down the pleat line, echoing the mesh used on the pocket itself rather than treating it as a one-off accent. It’s the same net-and-pocket construction used across our net utility kilts, just recolored here in olive and tan.

Storage on the Hip

The tan mesh flap pocket sits on the hip, closed with brass studs, giving you a spot for keys, a phone, or a wallet that’s easy to reach without digging through a deep pocket.

Fabric and Where It Fits

Built from cotton, sturdy enough to hold the pleats and support the mesh panel and hardware. The olive and tan combination reads more earthy than flashy, which makes this one work for festivals, outdoor events, or everyday wear where a bright green might feel like too much. If you’d like a closer match to our all-black version, our Net Flop Utility Kilt uses the same construction, or browse our Olive Green Utility Kilt for a plainer option in a similar tone. Every kilt here is made to order, so waist, hip, and length are built to your own measurements.

Key Features:

Design: Olive green body with a tan mesh flap pocket and matching net strip in the pleats
Fabric: Cotton, structured enough to support the mesh panel and hardware
Storage: Tan flap pocket with a brass-stud closure on the hip
Hardware: Leather buckle straps and brass-studded waistband tabs
Fit: Made to order to your exact waist, hip, and length measurements
Occasions: Festivals, outdoor events, everyday earthy-toned wear

Customization & Care:

Strap and stud finish can be adjusted at checkout, mention your preference when ordering
Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle
Hang dry to keep the olive and tan tones from bleeding into each other
Iron on low heat, avoiding direct contact with the mesh and brass studs
Wash separately for the first few washes as the colors settle