Rolling out with my first tank

[scratchy]

Took it all out for a 'test drive'.

Observations:
Avoid dressing while in a rush.
Watch chain can come down one. Also, beware the T-bar is long and might poke out past the vest edge.
Shirt: Not a fan of relaxed "modern fit". Material may be a little 'slick'. Kilt was slipping down(it is most certainly a heavyweight). Take extra care to secure properly.
Sporran belt will take a little more attention to set right.
Didn't realize hose was inside out until I took them off(durrp).
Make effort to kilt up more often; will feel more natural/comfortable.

[scratchy]

Groovious...

[BobF]

Re: kilt slipping, if I’m wearing a vest, I use suspenders. No one will see.

[User]

Looking great!

[Jock Scot]

I think that you have identified many of the kilt wearing pitfalls AND the solutions perfectly.

[PiperPadre]

Well done!

[BlackHills_Highlander]

Nice look. You have done yourself, and the kilt community, well.

[jsrnephdoc]

Re: kilt slipping, if I’m wearing a vest, I use suspenders. No one will see.

Me too! Those braces are an old man's friend—and stimulus to have the seller of a waistcoat/jacket pair make the waistcoat BACK panel from tweed or barathea as well (instead of satin) if you're planning to attend hot outdoor summer games WITH waistcoat but SANS jacket.

[Janner52]

Your self criticism is good and it is right to try and up your standard.
The only comments I would make are about your photos.
In order to get a better view I suggest a wider backgound which is in contrast to your dark clothing.
I would also recommend a more relaxed pose. Try and look natural and comfortable in your attire.
As you wear the kilt more frequently it will mould to your body and develop a more worn and natural look which suits it better. Try going for a good walk it to get the pleats moving. It will help loosen everything off. Country dancing is also good for that.
You have got off a the right foot. Enjoy your kilt.

Here’s a selfie I took recently.

[Jock Scot]

Your self criticism is good and it is right to try and up your standard.
The only comments I would make are about your photos.
In order to get a better view I suggest a wider backgound which is in contrast to your dark clothing.
I would also recommend a more relaxed pose. Try and look natural and comfortable in your attire.
As you wear the kilt more frequently it will mould to your body and develop a more worn and natural look which suits it better. Try going for a good walk it to get the pleats moving. It will help loosen everything off. Country dancing is also good for that.
You have got off a the right foot. Enjoy your kilt.
Here’s one I took recently.

Well done laddie!