Do you wear your kilt at work? Show your pics!!

[Grizzly]

Not regulary but from time to time...here at open day at work 2012.


with a colleague...

Tom

Err..........with a colleague? That's a great job you got there Tom!

[Jakweld]

Im sorry i dont have a pic i dont want to ruin my kilts so i dot wear them to work but I was wearing my own handmade black flannel kilt when i went looking for a job. I currently work part time at a horse training center, i got it because i was desperate for a job and told them i could do any of their crap work. My kilt was not ironed, but they thought it was cool. I now work there and sure enough i do the crap work and usually smell somewhat like horse poo every day. Once i get a canvas utility kilt i will very likely wear it to work.

[Hawk]

Ok, although I posted this photo on the "Kilted Fridays..." thread, I thought it also belonged here so......

This is at my workplace, a big box store, after removing my apron after working just over eight hours almost nonstop. Taken by a friend, you'll have to excuse the wrinkled appearance, for I was a bit tired. Another note - this was the very first time, in public, wearing a kilt ( yes, I know it was a utilikilt, but first steps XMTS'ers... ).

So, for a Tribal man, wearing a Kilt, at the type of work I do, how'd I do XMTS ?

Hawk

[Richrail]

Looks good Hawk.

[CMcG]

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So, for a Tribal man, wearing a Kilt, at the type of work I do, how'd I do XMTS ?

Looks good to me

[ASinclair]

Ya did good! ith:

[MacCathail]

Do I wear my kilt to work? Well, yes, but maybe not within the meaning of the act. I rely on my pension for the regular income. . .but the irregular income comes from playing pipes at weddings, funerals, and so forth. I might not get paid if I didn't wear the kilt.

This one was a St Patrick's Day wedding last year.




Cheers,

-John-
(waiting to see if I can actually post a picture without exploding the website.)

[CeilidhDoc]

I also don't have a photo to show but I will work on it. I can't wear my kilt in the Emergency Department since I don't want to ruin it with splatter from things I shouldn't discuss in polite company (I know, TMI, TMI...) but when I give lectures or go to conferences I wear my kilt with a business suit equivalent jacket +/- waistcoat depending on how formal / dapper I want to look. It still beats the pants off (pun intended--forgive me) any standard suit for comfort, style, and as someone on this forum's tag goes: swish+swagger=swoon. The kilt may sometimes garner unusual comments in the states, but I have never once regretted wearing it anywhere, and find myself wearing it more and more often. Love it.

Slainte

[HarveyH]

Not every day but I regularly wear a Kilt in the office.

I work for the National Institutions of the Church of England and frankly the kilt is smarter attire then much of what is worn. I don't have many photos. One from a few years ago when I had long hair:


But I was on my way to Buckingham Palace so it wasn't exactly a usual day.

The second is from a recent charity event for Comic Relief. "Red Nose Day" is a big charity event in the UK and the National Church Institutions LGBT staff group laid on a cake sale for the rest of the office You can just see that two of us were kilted in the line up and then one of the rear of the kilt with me serving cake. We raised £600, so well worth doing.

[Jakweld]

Stable Hand am I. This is my now finished Kilt that I made from some flannel and sewn by hand with dentalfloss. College Project.