Where Does This Outfit Fit In?

[Downunder Kilt]

Just to answer a few comments:
The jacket was removed after one swing of the axe.
My mate who was sitting out of shot and sampling a scotch, decided the axe needed to be sharpened, after I had done the work.
The sporran was made in 1953 for the Australian Department of Defence by a contractor in South Australia.
Cheers

[ThistleDown]

Just to answer a few comments:
The jacket was removed after one swing of the axe.
My mate who was sitting out of shot and sampling a scotch, decided the axe needed to be sharpened, after I had done the work.
The sporran was made in 1953 for the Australian Department of Defence by a contractor in South Australia.
Cheers

'Blink of the eye" Modern. It's the low-hose, high-sporran/low-belt, and leather jacket that tell me at this distance. The axe, the boots and the woodpile are the context, for sure, but the sporran and the jacket make it a pose and out of context.

[ThistleDown]

This pic has been posted here several time before, but how does it fit into the spectrum?

[Jock Scot]

This pic has been posted here several time before, but how does it fit into the spectrum?

Casual THCD.

[ThistleDown]

And this one, Jock, at Aswan?

[ratspike]

This pic has been posted here several time before, but how does it fit into the spectrum?

I think this fits under the section called "Guys who epitomize what women think a guy wearing a kilt is supposed to look like".

As if everything about the way you're dressed isn't fabulous enough, you also have a bird of prey. You win at wearing a kilt. Chapeau, my good man.

[Norbo]

Didn't I see you in a film chasing some collage kits threw the woods with that axe .

[Calgacus]

Pic 1 (Downunder with axe) Contemporary/modern.

Pic 2 (Thistledown with bird of prey) Casual THCD.

Pic 3 (Thistledown at Aswan) Casual THCD.

[Mike_Oettle]

All I can say about the first picture in this thread is that it’s great to see a man doing something practical while wearing his national tartan.
Looking good, Mike!