Kilts are appropriate for wear - puffer

[puffer]

As you know, I wear a KILT almost daily & for ALL occasions.

On this forum, I often see new KILT wearers being "tentative" about wearing their KILTS. IMHO, DO NOT BE !!!

Here is an example of the "fact" KILTS are ACCEPTED WEAR.

Last SAT. I had the honor of assisting KENT PD ( WA ) in presenting a "Public Service Seminar" ( NRA- "REFUSE TO BE A VICTIM" ( THIS IS A NON FIREARM COURSE)

I was KILTED. How was the "KILT" accepted ?? FANTASTIC !! Both by the KPD officers but by the "class" ( 30 civilians + 2 other PD observers & 1 FED.)

Here is a pic = me & my fellow "instructors" ( KPD)



HOPEFULLY this will encourage more to "KILT UP"

Puffer

[Woodsheal]

A good cause and a great look! Love the gray tartan and jacket combo....

[Jack Daw]

Lookin' good, Puffer!

[Laird O'the Cowcaddens]

Well said Puffer. ANY chance to wear my kilt is my first thought. The up-side is the skivvie laundry savings,lol. It will be a cold day in hell when someone doen't show up wearing a kilt.

[TNKiltedWolf]

Looking good Puffer!! Would you kindly tell us what that tartan is? 'Tis very lovely.

[Alaskan Kilted Guy]

I also wear kilts when providing training. On of the classes that folks may shy away from doing kilted is CPR/1st Aid. I have done that class several times kilted, and have never had any problems or complaints.

Way to go!!

[puffer]

Looking good Puffer!! Would you kindly tell us what that tartan is? 'Tis very lovely.

The "Tartan" is "Auld Lang SYNE' ( 8 yd, 16oz " by USA KILTS) & is VERY versatile. for "any" occasion.


Puffer

[pdcorlis]

Its easy to see who's in charge in this photo - well done Puffer!

[wyldathart]

Great look. I would imagine that the Auld Lang SYNE tartan would be a good choice for high country hunting. Looks like it would blend well with granite

[puffer]

Its easy to see who's in charge in this photo - well done Puffer!

Actually, the KPD LEOs ran it. Myself & another NRA SR TC just assisted & "advised".

Puffer