Kilted Fridays Adventures

**geomick** · 21st September 25, 11:13 AM

I can't wear a kilt at work (dress code restrictions on employees who work in the labs prohibit anything that short) but did wear my semi-trad Murphy kilt to Irish Fest of the Fox Cities (Appleton WI) on Friday.

**Taskr** · 17th October 25, 04:35 PM

Long time since I’ve posted. Editing post as photo won’t upload. Will FIO and be back

**kilted2000** · 19th October 25, 05:10 AM

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I haven’t posted in a while, so this was me yesterday. I’m a software developer, and I went to a tech meetup and hung out with other people who build websites and automate stuff. Even got a compliment on the kilt. USA Kilts semi trad in Mackenzie Modern.

**User** · 19th October 25, 08:28 AM

I think that's an excellent look for you. Thank you for sharing!

**Mael Coluim** · 19th October 25, 02:51 PM

Welcome back!

**tpa** · 9th January 26, 05:31 PM

I also haven't been here for a while, but had an early evening walk today and. since it's a Friday thought I'd add my little bit. I only encountered one other person, a young lady walking her dog, who called across the road to me that he liked my kilt but expressed surprise that I was wearing one. The temperature was just above freezing with snow and slush everywhere. I then pointed out that it would be colder in Scotland where modern kilts originated from and she agreed that that made sense. In truth, I always find I'm warmer in a kilt than I would be in jeans or even my preference in days gone by for cords, (I can't fit into men's jeans - too big a bum

), as the kilt hose keep my lower legs warm, and 6-7 yards of material wrapped around my waist keep my body warm. Just a breeze around the knees, but that doesn't bother me. We parted with mutual Happy New Years and while I'm at it the same to all here.