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15th July 05, 05:31 PM
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Riding in cars with kilts
I'm STILL waiting to collect my kilt (it is in Scotland and I'm in Australia) but that's not the point...
Its occured to me that as a kilt is pleated, and as it can be a pain in the **** to press/iron back into shape, is it prudent to wear ones kilt in a car?
Obviously, at a dinner etc, one has to be seated, but one can tuck the kilt neatly under ones seat, in a car one has to sort of hunker down into the seat or in a truck, slide up onto it. and I'm wondering if this mucks up the pleats. Would it be better (on longer rides) to wear jeans and change at the car park of the venue. I have done this at pals' weddings with my suit pants in the past, or am I just too fussy? :confused:
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