I almost forgot about the funniest encounter of my day -
I work at a large company. I often times have to walk through different departments to get to where I need to go throughout the day. I was wearing my kilt and walking through our telesales department - I may know one or two people in that department. All of a sudden I heard someone (I found out her name was Kasey) say:
Kasey: "Hey you..."
Me: *looks around the room*
Kasey: "Yeah, you...the weird IT guy in the dress"
Me: *walks over to her desk and says* "Why yes, I am the weird IT guy - but this is a kilt...not a dress"
Kasey: "I know it's a kilt"
Kasey: *whispers* "So, what's in your crotch pouch?" (referring to the sporran of course)
Me: *looks her dead in the eye and whispers in my sarcastic voice as I slowly close my eyes* "The magic...."
Love the Magic story and I think the T-shirt untucked looked fine. I have been tucking the t-shirt and Polo and it gives me a mushroom top (male muffin top.) Untucked on casual Friday works IMHO.
How do you like the thrifty?
A proud Great-Great Grandson of the Clan MacLellan from Kirkcudbright.
Great pics, and there's nothing wrong with having your shirt untucked. Wear it how you want to. I wear my kilts with Chuck Taylors and untucked shirts quite often.
Hope you aren't a desktop tech that has to crawl under desks, though... that could get..um.. difficult.
You really have no specific need for a belt. Well made kilts are not supposed to need a belt. The loops most kilts have are intended for the sporran strap, not a belt.
This is not to say that some of us guys don't need a belt to keep the darn thing up!
Originally Posted by Moon
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