While I have not made it to the daily wear stage, I have to agree with Riverkilt.

I wore my kilt this Friday to a Ceilidh and on the way home stopped by the lodge tent at the Relay for Life event. I made one trip around the track to show my support and took a seat in the tent to relax as it had been a long day. My fiance and I noted that not many people took notice of the kilt. It may have been that there were some pipers there earlier. We discussed how my attitude had changed in the last year and she noted that I carried myself differently than most men even when not wearing the kilt. She seems to think that it is because I have the confidence to not worry about what others think of me.

Sunday, I went shopping and picked up 4 new Hawaiian shirts and I will be getting some more. The same store also had a tshirt with "Not Wearing Underwear" on it. I figured what the heck and grabbed it. So now I can answer the question ;-) No, I probably will not wear it in public due to it not matching my kilt but, I might wear it around the house.

I have gotten to the all about comfort stage. As soon as I can convince the boss that there is a legitimate purpose for the kilt, it will become daily wear.

Doc