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4th January 05, 05:05 AM
#12
Interesting topic.
I believe that the area one lives in may determine one's choice and comfort level when it comes to tartan vs. plain.
Our area is very conservative, I choose to wear only tartans for reasons Alan has mentioned, but also because I really love tartans and respect and love what they stand for. They are a symbol of celtic culture and I support that.
It's not a case of wearing a kilt for others, and not myself, but I do see myself as one who is seeking to influence others, inform and promote the wearing of kilts. So, as any teacher or instructor knows....one step at a time, begin with the familiar and easy to accept, then move on from there.
I like plain kilts, and will buy one one day, but not yet.
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