
Originally Posted by
Hamish
Well, Rob, those ladies know what they are talking about, don't they? ;) I am afraid I would certainly have deducted for the Disney shirt too - a nice plain Polo shirt would have been SO much more appropriate. The belt, also, would lose my marks - sorry. That is really a Dress belt, normally worn semi-formally, or formally with evening dress (not a Prince Charlie, of course!!). A simple plain black belt with a chrome pronged buckle would, again, be more suited to your environment, and to the time of day. But then, as Wompet rightly points out, I am seeing you with British eyes not American ones!

Ham, you, my wife, and the ladies at work! I am brow beaten at every turn! 

Seriously, I think that the worst part of the shirt is the blue striping on the sleeves and collar, other than that, it is a plain medium gray polo shirt. I also considered twice before wearing it, but decided that I could get away with it once! The belt is a problem for me. It is a Stillwater that I picked up for a good price on eBay. I am not by nature a flashy person, so the buckle was less than well received and the belt is actually too large (waist not width). I did like wearing a belt with the USAK semi-trad. I think it is the perfect accessory, and I found that the kilt just rode better with a belt. I did manage to find a wide leather belt with a standard buckle, and a tooled design on the belt, at Target today that should the perfect accessory for casual/informal occasions. The hardest part in putting together a nice outfit (besides only having 5 kilts available!) is what is preceived as formal vs. informal attire. I am actually going to start a thread on that regarding jackets.
Thanks for the input.
The kilt concealed a blaster strapped to his thigh. Lazarus Long
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