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24th February 10, 09:56 AM
#26
 Originally Posted by guitarmatt
Whenever I wear the kilt people always ask 'what's the occasion?' It seems like wearing a suit and a tie in the states. Most jobs don't require that sort of dress regularuly anymore, so you always get the question, 'big date?' or 'job interview?' In our casual culture it's seen a bit weird to just want to look nice for no particular reason. Like Jimmy said, a kilt is expected in a very particular set of circumstances, and to wear it just for kicks seems odd to folks.
I suppose that I would ask "what's the occasion" if the party was wearing a jacket and tie with the kilt but if it was just a t-shirt or a sweater, I'd think that it's casual. This hearkens back to that "Kilt Wearing In Scotland" thread from a couple of weeks back.
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