Surprising Kilt-Related Issue with my spouse

**GMan** · 10th December 05, 09:41 AM

Go with the "tank" and then get the Freedom Kilt, as others have said earlier, we never can have too many kilts. And be grateful that you do have the support from the one you love.

**Mike n NC** · 10th December 05, 09:30 PM

Originally Posted by GMan

And be grateful that you do have the support from the one you love.

I couldn't agree more!! Being blessed with a wife that supports me in most everything I do this isn't a problem I've encountered but this isn't the first time it has come up here. I seem to recall that the bottom line has always been "no kilt is worth a relationship".

In your slippers

I would agree...for now. Casual kilts could be the topic of a discussion at a later date. Perhaps he has, to him, a sound reason for objecting. Must say though that I think him right, boots aren't really for dressing up and going out.

Mike

**The Wizard of BC** · 10th December 05, 11:33 PM

Perhaps you would be interested in the new Dress Model Freedom Kilt.

Your choice of waist heighth, Low on the hip, at the naval, or full rise.
3 buckle closure, and a 3" waistband.
No buttons on the apron
All the pocket options would be available, but of course, you can have none.
I will be releasing the new model right after the Holidays.

**Freedomlover** · 15th December 05, 05:11 PM

"not allowed "?

Good grief.

**MacHummel** · 15th December 05, 05:53 PM

What if it was one made from PV I know someone who make them

MacHummel

**millar** · 15th December 05, 06:14 PM

You could pose it to him that the Freedom Kilt is the tank of the casual kilts. And this new option that Steven has presented is pretty impressive.

As someone who does not have a tank nor a budget that will allow for even the thought of getting one I am envious that you even have this dilemma.