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

[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.

[cessna152towser]

I'm not so sure this would suit a traditional kilt but it would look really good on an all black non-trad goth kilt.

[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!

[Tattoo Bradley]

I'm actually a fan of more traditional things when it comes to kilts. BUT, your daughter bought it for you, so wear it PROUDLY!

[Retro Red]

Looks sharp!
(Even tho' you said it wasn't...)

I'd definitely wear that, especially on my black UK.

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