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10th January 09, 12:31 PM
#1
 Originally Posted by Howard Clark
I am confused about the hose "scrunched down" thing ? If I am wearing proper kilt hose, why would I want to do that ... and I don't really care what people think about it, much. If I was worried about what other people thought, I would be someone else. 
Comparing the scrunched/folded down look vs full length, in the black roper boots, when your housemate tells you that your pale blue hose at full length looks "dorky" - 'nuff said - you reconsider. 
Not that it would look dorky on everybody, it just looked dorky in my specific case. It's case to case, I suppose.
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10th January 09, 01:17 PM
#2
Folded down vs scrunched
I folded it down instead of scrunching. The particular hose I was using didn't lend itself well to scrunching.
So here's what I did ---

My khaki cotton twill Xkilt
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10th January 09, 03:50 PM
#3
I'm a boots and bulky socks man myself, They definitely look better on than the catalog picture. When I "have" to put on a tie I prefer a pair of polished Doc Martens over traditional Brogues
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10th January 09, 05:36 PM
#4
 Originally Posted by Haegl
I'm a boots and bulky socks man myself, They definitely look better on than the catalog picture. When I "have" to put on a tie I prefer a pair of polished Doc Martens over traditional Brogues
I agree. I prefer my polished Docs when wearing my weathered McKenzie.
Jake
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