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10th March 06, 12:18 PM
#1
 Originally Posted by auld argonian

Please tell me that you are kidding about these....
ITS A KILT, G** D*** IT!
WARNING: I RUN WITH SCISSORS
“I asked Mom if I was a gifted child… she said they certainly wouldn’t have paid for me."
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10th March 06, 12:26 PM
#2
I agree, tennis/running shoes and a tartan kilt just don't work. If you have need to wear tennis shoes, grap you <insert american kilt maker's name here > kilt and go with it.
Tartan kilts work best with ghillies, boots, or in some cases some types of leather sandles without hose. Not much else that I have seen does the kilt justice.
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10th March 06, 12:29 PM
#3
 Originally Posted by Kilted KT
I agree, tennis/running shoes and a tartan kilt just don't work. If you have need to wear tennis shoes, grap you <insert american kilt maker's name here > kilt and go with it.
Tartan kilts work best with ghillies, boots, or in some cases some types of leather sandles without hose. Not much else that I have seen does the kilt justice.
I often wear my kilt (tartan that is) with my all black Converse ALl-Star. I wear with the hose up or down, or with low cut socks in the summer, and it doesnt look like formal attire, but I get nothing but compliments.
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10th March 06, 01:18 PM
#4
 Originally Posted by Iñaki
I often wear my kilt (tartan that is) with my all black Converse ALl-Star. I wear with the hose up or down, or with low cut socks in the summer, and it doesnt look like formal attire, but I get nothing but compliments.
All-black Chuck Taylors I can see happening. I have a pair myself, but opted for the boots. I should clarify my definition of tennis shoes, being the traditional nike/new balance/etc. running shoes.
regardless, as always, it's your kilt, and your feet. Wear what you will.
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10th March 06, 12:27 PM
#5
 Originally Posted by UmAnOnion
Please tell me that you are kidding about these....
...and leopard print ANYTHING shouldn't be even associated with a tartan kilt, unless it is the hide of a leopard you killed yourself.
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10th March 06, 12:27 PM
#6
Ive never worn tennis shoes with the kilt yet ,but now that my Freedom kilt is on its way, I might do it. In that case, I will wear the really low cut or ankle length socks. You are still wearing socks, but they will not distract from the kilt nor from the shoes.
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10th March 06, 12:34 PM
#7
I wear a basic pair of ankle sox. Thats what I'm wearing right now,along with a Blackwatch Stillwater and Aloha shirt. Ah, the joy of working at home!
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10th March 06, 12:56 PM
#8
I've worn my Adidas Sambas with my MacQueen tartan USAKilt and German National football jersey and it looks just fine.
FTR, I wore plain old Hanes white atheltic socks, rolled down a bit.
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10th March 06, 01:10 PM
#9
I'll add my vote to the ankle socks. If I'm not wearing boots or sandles, low top tennies get the ankle socks.
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10th March 06, 01:10 PM
#10
Contrary to what most people here have said, unless I'm dressing up I always wear running shoes with my kilts (uh-oh, kilts-plural, see other thread). In the winter, I wear kilt hose, but in the summertime I wear low socks, usually SmartWool mini or micro crew height, so they don't really show at all over the tops of the shoes.
I can't actually find any photos right now of myself sporting the sneakers without gaiters (hiking-mode), but I've never had anyone tell me I shouldn't be wearing it that way.
Andrew.
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