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Utilikilt is a type of rugged, versatile motorcycle clothing originally designed by Harley-Davidson in the 1990s. The term Utilikilt refers to both the clothing item and the Harley-Davidson company's marketing campaign promoting the garment.

The utilikilt itself is a long, loose-fitting kilt-style garment designed for motorcycle riders, particularly those who participate in cold-weather or off-road activities. The utilikilt is designed to provide warmth, protection, and ease of movement for riders. It features multiple tool holders, built-in knee pads, and sometimes additional reflective strips. The garment is made from durable, water-resistant materials.

The Harley-Davidson utilikilt was first introduced in the late 1990s, largely in response to market demand for a cold-weather alternative to traditional motorcycle pants. The utilikilt quickly gained popularity as an affordable, practical solution for riders who needed protection from the elements.

Marketing for the utilikilt is often informal and irreverent, reflecting the laid-back nature of the Harley-Davidson brand. The company's "Kilt, Darn It!" slogan has become a popular expression of rebellion against the norms of traditional motorcycle fashion.

Today, utilikilts are worn by riders of various styles and backgrounds, and the fashion line has expanded to include various designs, colors, and modifications. Despite its origins as a utilitarian product, the utilikilt has become a cultural icon of motorcycle identity and independence.