Modern kilt + creepers. Yay or Nay?

[CDNSushi]

If any of the rabble keep up with mainstream fashion trends, you may know that right now creepers (sometimes called brothel creepers) are HOT!

Now, while I probably wouldn't try and match your average pair with a kilt (even a modern one), I came across these black, leather upper, buckled creepers and thought that they might actually work quite well with a modern kilt (think: Utilikilt or similar).

What do you think?



http://www.underground-cybershop.co....er_buckle.html

[cruiser348]

Not really my cup of tea. However, I might think more of wearing them with a traditionally styled kilt in a solid color. Bearing in mind this is coming from someone whom has never been accused of being remotely fashionable.

[O'Searcaigh]

Hey, I think they look great! Do they come in brown or cordovan? I would think they'd be just the thing for a "casual but traditional" (love the buckles) look. But hey, taste is taste and some of us only have it in our mouths

[Tobus]

They look like orthopedic shoes to me. So, no, I'd have to give them a pass. I couldn't see wearing them with a kilt (or with trousers either, but that's just me).

[Father Bill]

Actually, I like them. I've never seen them in the stores - are they comfortable?

[Ryan Ross]

As soon as I get over the term "brothel creepers", I'll tell you if I think they could work with a kilt.

[TheBrus]

I think it could work. I've worn everything from leather sandals to wellington boots with my kilt. Whatever's comfortable and makes sense for the weather, I say. I never realized that "creepers" had such thick soles; I always imagined from the phrase something more akin to bedroom slippers.

[Kiltboy]

I think they have a definate modern look, and would work well. Especially with a all black modern kilt or maybe a leather kilt.

Thanks for the wikipedia link. I was curious as to the origin of the unusual name.

[Canuck]

I wouldn't wear them with any of my contemporary kilts. Not a good match for the utility style kilt in my opinion. The tern fugly comes to mind.

[LitTrog]

The only thing those would go with is celibacy. Cause and effect.