South African Flag Kilt

Description

At the time of its adoption, the South African flag was the only national flag in the world to comprise six colours in its primary design. Three of the colours – black, green and yellow – are found in the banners of the African National Congress, the Pan Africanist Congress and the Inkatha Freedom Party – and are thus said to represent the country’s black population. The other three – red, white and blue – are displayed on the Dutch tricolour and the British Union flag and are said represent the country’s white population.

The green pall (the Y-shape) is commonly interpreted to mean the unification of the various ethnic groups and the moving forward into a new united South Africa.

The design therefore represents a converging of paths, the merging of both the past and the present.

We make the kilt in hard wearing cotton drill and use a tight zig zag to secure all the edges.  A perfect kilt for all you Springboks rugby fans.