X Marks the Scot - An on-line community of kilt wearers.
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2nd March 04, 05:42 PM
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The way kilts are perceived
In our area I find a problem that even among those who are accepting of kilt wearing - the common perception is that if one is wearing a kilt then one must be "dressed up" to go somewhere.
In a very casual society like Australia I think it may be worse, maybe not.
I try to 'dress down' a kilt with a T shirt, no hose and a bum (fanny) bag in the stead of a sporran, but this idea remains in peoples' minds.
I get comments like "is there an event on?" or "are you competing?".
Human nature is a strange thing
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