Does this match??

**Scotcop** · 26th March 10, 12:24 PM

Forget about the hat, my hairs a mess, and it looked better than Mossy Oak..

OK, do the hose match the kilt and shirt? yes or no? I also have muted green shirt I can wear, this is for my Tartan Day ensemble, gonna wear it to work
BTW The hose are the one I just dyed, better pics are found Here

**NewEnglander** · 26th March 10, 12:34 PM

I can't make out the tartan in this pic. Which is it?

**Scotcop** · 26th March 10, 12:38 PM

Sorry
Budget Black Watch

**auld argonian** · 26th March 10, 12:44 PM

Ya can't go wrong with grey. I'd go with the blue shirt...but then I went through eight years of grammar school wearing a blue shirt and navy necktie, so I'm always a bit partial to blue shirts.

I keep forgetting that Tartan Day is getting so close...

Kilt on, dude! Have a good time wearing the ensemble to work...be prepared for envious coworkers who show up in p@nts and wish they had worn a kilt!

Best

AA

**davidlpope** · 26th March 10, 12:46 PM

Originally Posted by Scotcop

OK, do the hose match the kilt and shirt? yes or no?

It does match, sort of, so to be more traditional you should change to a shirt and hose which match neither the kilt nor each other!

Cordially,

David

**pdcorlis** · 26th March 10, 12:50 PM

I think you look fine and I'll add to that - don't be too obsessed with the notion of "matching" when pulling a few items together to wear. My experience and the words of many gents smarter and more experienced than me has been that those that have grown up in and around kilts are far less obsessed with "matching" items and seem to pull off many handsome looks with what I'll call casual indifference to style.

**Santa Kona** · 26th March 10, 01:38 PM

I agree matching is way over rated.

**bchunter** · 26th March 10, 03:22 PM

you'll look great, whatever your decision. I always wear what's comfortable for the occasion.

**azwildcat96** · 26th March 10, 03:34 PM

Your choices look fine. I would only make a small suggestion...you may want to push the sgian dubh a little further into your hose to avoid losing it. I know the urge is there to display the crest on the handle, but unless the flashes are tight enough, or you don't plan on doing anything physical, the whole thing may go flying.

It seems silly to me that so many manufacturers place a decoration on the handle knowing it will not be seen by very many. Maybe someone else here has a theory?