
Originally Posted by
James MacMillan
I thought I explained it pretty well, but I'll go further for the army personnel

. as I said "Navy wallet – namely a sock tucked into the waistband that holds the important stuff – Wallet, ID, Passport, money."
First you dig out an old sock that has no holes in it (this could be hard for some services.) Remembed, you want to put things in one end and not have them fall out the other. Now you grasp the open end of the sock, and place the heavy end inside your waistband and loop the open end securely around the belt. The part with the valuables hangs down inside and the top of the sock is held tightly and securely by the pressure of the belt.
Is that clearer?
Indeed, I was just having a hard time picturing a sock looped around my kilt belt. D*mn another thing to have to color coordinate.
Plus, the traditionalist will argue about which color or pattern for evening wear.
Do you get any different reactions to your kilt South of the Border?
Best regards,
Jake
Last edited by Monkey@Arms; 3rd January 08 at 12:24 PM.
Reason: Usual typos
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