Shoulder bags?

[Panache]

I use a simple green swissgear messenger bag from Target that was $25. It's rectangular shape and the swiss army logo make it masculine looking.

Cheers

Jamie

[James MacMillan]

To give a direct answer to your question. From my knowledge and experience - no.

But I consider the kilt as a modern garment and as such any shoulder bag that you would consider using with a pair of jeans would work with a casual kilt; any shoulder bag that you would consider using with a sport-coat or suit would work with a dressy kilt.

I don't think that any shoulder bag should be used with a formal kilt. I would then load all the stuff in an appropriate colored stroller

[Tattoo Bradley]

I don't think that any shoulder bag should be used with a formal kilt.

LOL
I don't think he'll be running errands and spending time at the park with the wee one in a Montrose Doublet, or even PC for that matter!

[Pancho]

I have one of these by Barbour and no one has ever said anything about it being girly!

[Mael Coluim]

I use this Warrior bag when the kilt is a wee to small for the extra gear. After all if it's good enough for Jack Bauer it's good enough for me!

[ardchoille]

Messenger bag:
http://www.actiongear.com/cgi-bin/ta...Flevel3c%2Etam

I have a canvas messenger bag in olive and it works quite well.
But the link you posted, wow, that's a very nice bag. Perhaps I should order one

[Tattoo Bradley]

I really like the "counterfeit mailbag" from J. Peterman. It's expensive, but the stuff I've gotten from J Peterman over the years has proven to be extremely well made and quite bombproof. The mailbag is basically a messenger bag made out of belting leather.

http://jpeterman.com/product~cat~130~sku~NLG 1005.asp

That thing is SWEET! I love it.

[Cerebite]

Another OUTSTANDING option is Tumbuk2 http://www.timbuk2.com/tb2/products/home;

-lots of sizes and options

-lots of color options

-tough as nails; I have carried 1 [the same one ] on a daily basis to work for over 8 years

-outstanding value for the price.

You already have the confidence to wear a kilt on a regular basis, a large bag should not be an issue, particularly one with as much "street cred" as a messenger bag.

[J.B. Simpson]

You could try one of these....





from Sportsman's Guide.

[Coemgen]

Fo carrying around my school stuff, I use a big bag my dad got at some computer trade show. It's big, black, and masculine looking, and has lots of pockets and things inside to hold pencils, calculator, textbooks, etc.

You also could probably get a messenger bag with a suitably masculine logo or phrase from Cafépress.com