You are correct! The Scotch Kote (Gealic spelling of coat) was very successful at preventing "wardrobe malfunctions" of the kilt. Years ago, a 3M executive who was attending the British Open golf tournament at St. Andrews Old Course in Scotland noticed how the Scotch Kote seemed to make the kilt "stick" during the high winds at the course. He got the bright idea to name a newly invented 3M product "Scotch Kote".
Joe Craig wrote: > Brian > > Actually it's something worn over the kilt when the wind is blowing. > > Craig >
