How often do you see....

**Colin** · 22nd July 05, 11:00 AM

Fairly often actually. Besides kilt nights (haven't been in awhile), there is a guy near me that is a full time kilter. I have seen a few Utilikilts from time to time, as well as a ton of traditionals. Of course when I lived beside the wedding hall, I saw a heck of alot more.

**Mr. Kilt** · 22nd July 05, 11:23 AM

I've only seen one casually kilted fellow here in the two years I've been wearing kilts. He was standing at a bus stop downtown during rush hour. Haven't seen him since, though.

**jfellrath** · 22nd July 05, 11:42 AM

I've seen three kilts aside from my own in Columbus that weren't on pipers, and two don't really count based on the setting they were in.

The first was a gentleman wearing a camo Utilikilt at a Columbus Crew game. I complimented him on it and he said thanks (I didn't have one at the time).

The other two were at a pre-St. Patrick's Day party at Fado Irish Pub - it was the St. Baldrick's head-shaving party. One was an olive drab Utilikilt and one was a Stewart Royal tartan with the full regalia - Glengarry, Prince Charlie jacket, and the works. I was there in my khaki Utilikilt at the time, so there were three of us total. But those are the two I don't count, since it was a St. Pat's type thing.

**Dreadbelly** · 22nd July 05, 11:46 AM

I am still terribly alone, but I hope that changes soon.

**Gaian** · 22nd July 05, 11:46 AM

Here in Baltimore I have sighted kilts only on two separate days. Once in an art museum and saw several at a local Pride event. Not alot of guys thinkng outside of the box around here. I wear mine when I am not at work. I have to wear a uniform there so no chance of changing that dress code. I am trying to convince others to go ahead and take the plunge.

**GMan** · 22nd July 05, 12:09 PM

Always at the festivals and fairs of various sorts. I was at a mall about a week ago and spotted a gent kilted. Have seen them at the grocery store and even at my local coffee shop, let alone on public transportation.

Most are Utilikilts, but a good number of tartans.

Yes I have talked to them about this lively bunch, but alas, I cannot get them to post.

**Big Paul** · 22nd July 05, 02:42 PM

Twice.... Both times were when I met up with Phil H 8-) We had a blast, it was really good to meet a new friend!

**bikercelt1** · 22nd July 05, 03:06 PM

I know there are a bunch of people in the Portland/Vancouver area that own kilts but rarely wear them. People keep telling me about seeing a couple of other guys wearing kilts in my small town but I never see them. Then again, numerically speaking, the odds aren't really that great of just randomly crossing paths with another of our small minority.

Jamie

**Andrew Breecher** · 22nd July 05, 04:41 PM

Once another guy in a kilt came into the bar where I work wearing an Amerikilt.

I've seen a few out and about - both traditional and UtiliKilts.

I'm surprised as many people know about UK as do: I get asked all the time at work, "Is that a UtiliKilt?" (I only wear my khaki UK at work, as the dress code is khaki.) But as many people as ask the question, I don't see many around town.

Andrew.

**Christopher** · 22nd July 05, 04:46 PM

Other than me...I've only seen one other guy wearing a kilt (other than for a special purpose like a wedding, festival, games, etc.) around the Portland, OR area. He was in an urban camo UK and wearing black/white checkered Keds. I hated the look but had to appreciate the moxy.

I wore my Scots American tartan tank out and about in Bend, OR one evening. I had several folks ask me if there was a Scottish festival going on becasue I was the 4th guy they'd seen in a kilt that night. I didn't see the other 3 gents, but apparently there were several other kilted hitting the pubs like me.