LONDON, UK - Camouflage and cargo pants have been the standard for armies throughout the world for years -- including the United Kingdom. But that's all going to change soon, according to Brian Epswitch of Xegis Combat Solutions, who determined that kilts need to make a comeback.

The surprising news comes following an extensive study into improved combat uniforms. Xegis conducted field trials of five new uniform prototypes with units throughout Afghanistan. Most of the changes aimed at improving the fabric or fit of the uniform, with the notable exception of one group that was given kilts.

"We had very positive feedback from the soldiers. Everyone loved the kilt and found it a great boost to their personal comfort and morale," says Epswitch. "Overall, it was reported to have much better ventilation, mobility, urination qualities, and was greatly preferred over pants."

One soldier loved the fact that he had what he called a "mobile bathroom."