Never ask my teen-age daughter....?

[JackK]

Ray

Your daughter has good taste, I like it

Jack

[Livingston]

My daughter is well past that age BUT, any pin she got me to wear for my kilt I'd wear. Might not like it but I'd wear it because SHE got it for me and thought it was nice.

BTW, if you turn it the other way up it kind of looks like a thistle. :rolleyes:

[pbpersson]

I like it. That has a great deal of character and truly makes a statement.

[efer]

It's different all right. It will make a great conversation piece.

I would wear it proudly since your daughter picked it out.

Maybe start a tradition of her getting you kilt pins for Father's day after many years your can change it slightly and have her get you kilts to match the pins

[Jimmy the Celt]

I'm kind of torn on this one. On the one hand, it's a cool piece, but might look better with goat horns instead of spikes. It is different though. Maybe too different for me.

James

[timber]

I think it is interesting and different. My daughter (age 13) thinks it's COOOOL.

[djweso]

Well, I like it and would wear it. I think it would look great with a traditional, making it look a little less cookie cutter and a little more personalized, especially with your daughter being involved. Plus I think it might make a couple of guys think twice before before calling it a skirt.

Then again I am still in my 20s so maybe that has something to do with it.

[ozmeath]

She's a genius, tell her full marks from me. I'm a fan of the juxstaposition of trad and now, and that could be all you need in a trad casual outfit to really mess with it, in the best possible way.
A pair of 12 hole Doc's would well on the way to pushing it just a bit harder. :rolleyes:

[Pour1Malt]

it wuid dae if ya were gaein' fur the 'pirate' luek!

[cloves]

I'm a fan of the juxstaposition of trad and now,

Here! Here! I totally agree with Oz. Mixing trad and now is definately the way to go. That's a killer kilt pin! Your daughter have any other altenative pins she can recommend??