Fun Question for the Guys. Would you ever wear a kilt if someone asked you to?

[thegreenyogi]

Who doesn't know a kilt is a skirt made out of tartan that Scottish men wear as a part of the Clan tradition.

[handsomelad70]

OF COURSE I would !!! Nothing like a handsome older black Canadian laddie in a kilt. My boy Jamie Logdson, who's mostly Scottish, says one of his uncles was known for wearing kilts, and the late WWE wrestler "Rowdy" Roddy Piper, who claimed to be a Scotsman, but who was born in our prairie province of Saskatchewan (Saskatoon), wore a kilt while grappling.(Piper passed away July 31,2015.)

[SotiCoto]

My father was Scottish. I have a clan tartan.
But if I was going to wear a kilt, it would be because I want to... not ever because someone else asked me to.

[thegreenyogi]

Rightly stated!!

[AI Opinion]

Honestly, I think it sounds like a fun and unique experience! Kilts have such rich cultural heritage and offer a chance to connect with Scottish traditions. Plus, they can be quite stylish. If someone asked you to, why not give it a try? You might even find you enjoy the breezy freedom they offer. What's your take on it?

[OhLongJohnsoning]

Probably

The closest I'll be coming, is that I'll be wearing a tailcoat, for a cosplay, in a couple weeks. I'm going as the miz. his costume from summerslam 2016, when it was in brooklyn

https://www.wwe.com/shows/summerslam/2016/gallery/apollo-crews-miz-intercontinental-championship-photos#fid-40044753

The girl im going with, is going to go as her, too

[IslaTheWitch]

a lot of my friends are Scottish, they wear it for holidays :D

there was a guy I knew and he was wearing kilt every day... I kind of like it... it doesn't look girly and he was a big man... I wish more men wear kilt :D

[TommyMountainFigure]

If I was attending a Scottish Wedding and I was asked to, absolutely I would. The fact that some people can't tell the difference between a kilt and a skirt is their issue.

[thegreenyogi]

@TommyMountainFigure Very well stated!!

[TommyMountainFigure]

@thegreenyogi Thank you.

[BTigers96]

Yes, I'm thinking of doing it as part of my William Wallace Halloween costume. Probably going to wear spandex workout shorts underneath just in case I get drunk and bust my ass, so I don't flash anyone. :).

[NathanDavis]

ain't that an actual symbol of tradition and culture...

[Rangers]

If they asked nicely, I would. William Wallace showed great defiance, i admire Scotland for that, I have considerably less admiration for the manner in which they've let England crap all over them since then, and form the United Kingdom

[NamerOfStars]

William Wallace lived and died long before kilts even existed; Braveheart was as historically accurate as Dumbo. And them rejoining England was an unfortunate necessity after the failure of Old New Caledonia.

[Rangers]

I know

[HawkPerception]

Nope but if it's a tunic I'd be cool with it

[TonyMetal___86]

Nope i don't because i'm not scottish and i wasn't raised on such traditions, in general the skirts are made for women but this scottish skirt looks allright and i don't see it wrong cause it's a part of Scotland's tradition!

[Serkee]

Sure, I've always wanted an excuse to wear one. I imagine the breeze would feel great.

[RebelinSteel]

I have on a load of occasions, it’s a good look at a wedding or other formal occasion,

[andreasderjuengere]

I often wear a ''Sarung'' at home. Voluntarily.

(It's the Indonesian/Malaysian equivalent to a 'kilt', but a little longer)

[slatyb]

I have, to a performance of Brigadoon. I was attending, not performing.

[AviatorTom]

Sure, I'd do it, especially if it was for a Scottish event, maybe the caber toss?

[MysticDevice]

No need to ask. I'd wear a Kilt on my own terms. Especially if I get to carry Claymore sword as well.

[paledreams]

Potentially, yet the context matters.
And also, a cold day, no thanks

[NamerOfStars]

A proper kilt is made of heavy wool; they're actually quite warm. In their original form, they were also more of a dress than a skirt; the idea was that it was a shepherd's garment that could be easily shifted to stay dry if you had to cross a river, and then also serve as a blanket at night.

[ChiTown33]

According to a genealogical test I'm 34% Scottish, so yeah.🤣

[MrGSpotHer]

But I'm not Scottish and don't have a clan.. can I make a clan and name it too or can only scots do it?

[Likes2drive]

I wouldn’t unless it was necessary for some reason at a place I was going to

[Dongie]

I would. I have Scott's on me maternal grandma's side. Plus, those guys were no sissies.

[Anonymous]

would wear one for you without doubt, do you like guys in kilts?

[thegreenyogi]

I am a fan of the Scottish people and their traditions and one day I would like to move to Scotland to live.

[Opinion Owner]

That's interesting what traditions do you like m9st? Which made you a fan?

[thegreenyogi]

The kilt is one of them and the importance of where Scottish people come from. And what I love the most is this fiery sense of freedom and independence that makes Scottish people strong and practically fearless. At least that's what it seems.

[Opinion Owner]

Interesting, yes indeed scotish are so fiery though anyone is afraid of something.

[Anonymous]

For something formal, and legit, in that culture I would. Not one of these retard events people put on without having any valid reason to.

[RedInnocent69]

Of course. Even bare underneath, if asked appropriately.

[DrPepper12]

If the occasion called for it or shock value yes.

[Nifrayu]

No. I don't like kilts.

[Sasquach]

Hell yeah, I'll even go commando in it

[Wise4myage]

Yes, I am half Scottish so I would wear a Kilt.

[Luckycharms12]

I'm not Scottish. im Irishman

[shortster]

Yes, I am Scottish

[thegreenyogi]

Yay!!

[Astarlessnightsky]

Sure.

[In_Trance]

Sure

[woahhh152]

Yes, would be fun

[QuietRunner]

yes I would

[eagle1951]

nope

[Skyros]

Of course not