Christian cross as kilt pin

**dredrush** · 31st January 11, 07:05 AM

I have seen kilt pins that are little swords or safety pins, but I am a strong follower of Christ and was wondering if I could use a cross or other religious symbol as my kilt pin? What do you guys think?

**biblemonkey** · 31st January 11, 07:19 AM

I don't see why not. I have a cross on my custom Nighthawk sporran for the same reason.

Hugh

**Teufel Hunden** · 31st January 11, 07:26 AM

Wear what you like.

There are lots of interesting kilt pins out there. Though not religious, here's my favorite kilt pin:

**eagle43172** · 31st January 11, 07:27 AM

In my opinion, unless you are covered by some uniform rule or regulation (Army, police, band, etc.) the pin you choose to wear (or not) is pretty much up to you. When I wear a sword kilt pin it is hilt up, from a distance it looks like a cross so why not go for the real thing. As long as it's not too big or gaudy almost anything goes. I might opt for a Celtic cross. Personally I would avoid a crucifix (with a corpus), but that is just me.
good luck!

**bdkilted** · 31st January 11, 07:45 AM

Go for it. I would be careful though, using a straight cross might catch on things, and could then tear your kilt. The celtic cross has shorter arms so it would be safer.

**tyger** · 31st January 11, 07:52 AM

Go for it. Crosses are my favorite.

Round kilt pins don't have pointed edges and might be less prone to catching:

Chi Rho, brass on clay, 2.5 inches diameter

Bottany Cross, brass on clay, 2.5 inches diameter

**dredrush** · 31st January 11, 08:01 AM

I like the look of the round kilt pins. Who sells them? Can you provide a link?

**The Barry** · 31st January 11, 08:27 AM

To my knowledge, there's no "meaning" behind the wearing of a kilt pin. It's just a weight attached to the apron of the kilt to keep one's modesty in blustery weather.

Wear a cross, a sword, a "whatever strikes your fancy", you'll just get bonus points for being stylish.