X Marks can make the decision

[Ryan Ross]

I agree. The hat should stay.

[MonsterDon]

I like it and thinks it goes very well with your kilt. I think it gives you an overall "outdoorsy" vibe.

I don't think some hats work very well with the kilt but in the end it comes down to personal preference. I, personally, would never wear a Glengarry or Balmoral hat. Something about the little pom on top just turns me off. With that said, I think a lot of people look very good wearing them because they feel good wearing them. It's just a matter of taste.

[Finn]

That style of hat seems popular. While I can't wear that style, it works for alot of men.

[cacunn]

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[Panache]

I wear a slouch hat casually with my kilts. I think a tilly hat like that works fine.

Cheers

Jamie

[Donnie]

Fine hat! Wear it with pride (and protect your ears at the same time!)!

[James MacMillan]

I like it!

It just goes to show all that the kilt is a modern and ever evolving style of dress. Wearing a glengerry or balmoral all the time would get pretty boring.

Also I encourage you and everyone to wear a hat so that you might escape the skin cancer thying that I am now fighting. That can be the pits! Much better to wear a hat, or to have a full head of flowing locks...

[starbkjrus]

I'm going to echo what most have said: the hat looks good and my vote is that it stays.

int:

Now tip the hat and tip a pint for me on your next trip to the pub.

Best to Elaine.

[Hamish]

As you know Derek, I am not a hat wearer either - haven't been since I left the years of school-cap wearing - so I am probably not the best one to ask but, to me, that one looks fine on you ....... gives you a sort of Australian look! I quite like it, in fact - on you, but it wouldn't work on me!

Take care,
Ham.

[davedove]

... gives you a sort of Australian look!

That's what I was thinking. It reminds me of an Australian Akubra hat.