
Originally Posted by
Mael Coluim
And a Saturday at that, so I traded a polo for a T and switched our my footwear to Chancos and removed my kilt belt. Is this still the right sub-forum for this pic?

I have to say, no that is not a traditional kilt look, it is in the wrong sub-forum and I will say why.
The overall impression is just too far from the traditional look, sensible maybe, traditional it is not.
In detail. T shirts are not traditional in any way, with the kilt, and T shirts with logos on, well, just push the overall impression way beyond traditional. I personally would have had no problem with say a long sleeved tattersall shirt with the sleeves rolled up and open collar.
I am sorry, whilst I can understand not wearing a belt in hot climes, when combined with the overall impression it is just too casual. I suppose it is my upbringing coming to the fore here, where a belt is required when not wearing a waist coat.
The non traditional sporran now catches my eye and added to the overall impression just helps it move away from the traditional look. You are at least wearing a sporran though!
I find the lack of hose, of the required length too, whilst no doubt is very sensible in the circumstances is not helpful to the overall look. I can quite see that removing ones shoes and hose(still wearing the kilt!)for a gentle paddle with the children is quite acceptable, but about town so to speak, well, no.
Sandals? Well again, sensible no doubt, but hardly traditional.
Well you did ask!
Last edited by Jock Scot; 16th July 11 at 09:52 PM.
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