Description

LGBTQ Pride Kilt With Rainbow Sunburst and Progress Colors

A rainbow that radiates across the apron, Progress Pride colours at its heart, and rainbow pleats that open up as you walk. This pride kilt is made to celebrate who you are, loudly and proudly.

Progress Pride Colours, Reimagined

The rainbow flag first flew in 1978, and in 2018 it gained new stripes of black, brown, light blue, pink, and white to represent people of color, the trans community, and those living with or lost to HIV/AIDS. This kilt brings those Progress Pride colours into a fresh design. In the top corner of the apron, arcs of white, pink, light blue, brown, and black form the center, and rainbow rays of red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and purple fan out from them like a sunburst.

Rainbow Pleats All the Way Round

The colour doesn’t stop at the front. Around the back, the pleats alternate between black and bright panels of orange, yellow, green, and purple. Standing still, you see stripes of color. When you walk or dance, the pleats swing open and the rainbow moves with you. The black base has a subtle geometric print that adds depth without competing with the colors.

Pockets That Match the Design

Each hip carries a pocket designed to match the kilt. The top is orange, the flap carries stripes of white, pink, blue, brown, and black, and rainbow stripes run below. A silver snap closes the flap, keeping your phone, wallet, and keys secure through a long day at a parade or festival.

Finishing Details

Orange belt loops and contrast stitching tie the waistband into the colour scheme. Silver snaps close the waistband and apron. It’s a practical build underneath all that colour, ready for a full day on your feet.

Where to Wear It

Pride parades, Pride Month events every June, festivals, drag shows, LGBTQ+ weddings, and nights out with friends are all perfect for this gay pride kilt. Allies are welcome to wear it too. A plain black or white t-shirt lets the colours shine, and bright accessories or rainbow kilt hose push the look even further.

It sits in our hybrid kilts collection. For a classic rainbow look with black, see the Pride Rainbow Hybrid Kilt. If you’d like your pride in a traditional tartan, the LGBT Tartan Kilt is a great choice.

Key Features

• Apron: Rainbow sunburst with Progress Pride arcs of white, pink, light blue, brown, and black
• Pleats: Black with orange, yellow, green, and purple panels
• Base: Black fabric with a subtle geometric print
• Pockets: Matching pockets with Progress Pride stripes and silver snap flaps
• Details: Orange belt loops, contrast stitching, and silver snaps
• Fit: Made to your waist and length

Customization & Care

• Turn it inside out and wash cold to keep the rainbow colours bright
• Wash on its own for the first few washes so the colours don’t run
• Avoid bleach and strong detergents, which can fade printed colours
• Dry in the shade, since strong sun is the main cause of colour fade
• Design details can be discussed with us before you order

Frequently Asked Questions

What do the colours on this kilt represent?

The rainbow stands for the wider LGBTQ+ community. The black and brown represent people of colour and those affected by HIV/AIDS, and the light blue, pink, and white represent the trans community.

Can allies wear a pride kilt?

Yes. Many allies wear pride colours to show their support at parades and events.

Does the kilt have pockets?

Yes. There’s a matching pocket on each hip with a snap flap.

Is this kilt only for Pride Month?

Not at all. It’s made for June parades, but it works for festivals, parties, weddings, and nights out all year round.

How do I keep the colours bright?

Wash it cold and inside out, skip bleach, and dry it out of direct sunlight.