So ladies, what are your opinions on guys in kilts?

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Sorry folks I seem to have messed up the posting of my 1st question, I'll do better next time.

Question is for the Girls and should have been under Fashion.

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RingOfFire | 127 opinions shared on Fashion & Beauty topic.

Xper 7

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ChrisMaster69 | 314 opinions shared on Fashion & Beauty topic.

Guru

Obviously question is for the girls, but worn them loads of times.

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menina | 686 opinions shared on Fashion & Beauty topic.

Master

I wouldn't say I'm a big fan of it, but I also see no problem.

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Siren777 | 404 opinions shared on Fashion & Beauty topic.

Yoda

Fascinating only saw them at a wedding in Scotland.

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purplepoppy | 171 opinions shared on Fashion & Beauty topic.

Master

Unless your Scottish at a wedding or something their not really every day attire. I was very disappointed as a child on my first trip to Scotland when I didn't see everyone wearing a kilt

Soulkiss

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I am Scottish and own 5 kilts (3 in the family tartan, two of which were my Dads that I inherited when he died, one was my Uncles and another one I got made in a different tartan that I was also entitled to wear (the tartan of the town I grew up in) and various Jackets/Waistcoats etc that allow me to tailor the formality of what I am wearing, I have regularly worn a regular t-shirt, kilt, hose (the kilt socks) and hiking boots just because I felt like it.

I even once wore one on the plane on a trip ti the US, man did that confuse the TSA Agents at Customs...
purplepoppy

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I always got the impression most reserved them for special occasions
Soulkiss

8 d
Most people dont own a kilt so just hire them for Special Occasions.

A full formal kilt outfit is about £2000 ($3000 US) for a good quality heavyweight wool one.

Hire is considerably cheaper as long as its only a couple of times a year at best.

Answer 6

Soulkiss

I am Scottish and own 5 kilts (3 in the family tartan, two of which were my Dads that I inherited when he died, one was my Uncles and another one I got made in a different tartan that I was also entitled to wear (the tartan of the town I grew up in) and various Jackets/Waistcoats etc that allow me to tailor the formality of what I am wearing, I have regularly worn a regular t-shirt, kilt, hose (the kilt socks) and hiking boots just because I felt like it.

I even once wore one on the plane on a trip ti the US, man did that confuse the TSA Agents at Customs...

Answer 7

purplepoppy

I always got the impression most reserved them for special occasions

Answer 8

Soulkiss

Most people dont own a kilt so just hire them for Special Occasions.

A full formal kilt outfit is about £2000 ($3000 US) for a good quality heavyweight wool one.

Hire is considerably cheaper as long as its only a couple of times a year at best.