How much is too much?

[cacunn]

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[davedove]

With the examples given, I would wear any of these.

[James MacMillan]

Kilted guys tend to be a bit more flashy in the choices of clothes..... I have some really fancy hose that I really like, of course, I don't wear them with a T-shirt.

[BEEDEE]

My vote is split between String's amazing and the front panel.

Brian

[fluter]

I, too, got a chuckle from String's "wondered if that would be too much for a guy to wear."

Let me get this straight: She's sitting in a room full of guys who wear kilts, mostly tartan kilts, and wondering about a design on the hose. Stringthing, we love you for many reasons, not least for keeping us entertained.

Speaking as a guy whose first sock-knitting project was a pair of baby-blue knee socks, I say: All of the above!

Lace, anyone?

[cacunn]

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[ThreadBbdr]

I'm actually eyeing that pair of lacey hose on the front on Veronica Gainford's "Designs for knitting Kilt Hose and Knickerbocker Stockings" 1995 edition by Schoolhouse Press.

That's certainly a guy's leg that they are modeled on. (And, no BB, those aren't yours).

[cacunn]

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[Ryan Ross]

I've laways been an understated guy, myself, so I'm afraid I'd have to stick with a pair of "plain" hose (assuming they were hand crafted, like the other choices would be). I'm not much on the "bling", either. I still don't own a waistplate buckle, and probably never will. If I'm putting on a jacket, I'm putting on a waistcoat, too... old-school style.

[berserkbishop]

I'm actually eyeing that pair of lacey hose on the front on Veronica Gainford's "Designs for knitting Kilt Hose and Knickerbocker Stockings" 1995 edition by Schoolhouse Press.

That's certainly a guy's leg that they are modeled on. (And, no BB, those aren't yours).

Hmm. . . lacey hose. . . .I dont think i could pull them off but I might try. . . LOL. I will be getting that color sample from the kilt mailed out tomorrow!