when plain ol' kilt hose just won't do ...

**Aldisimo** · 22nd May 09, 12:56 AM

OK, these are a stretch, but some of these might work with a casual.

[As the kids say] I would TOTALLY have worn those tie-dyes or these 45 years ago. Maybe if I ever get to retire I'd consider it again. I could be crazy ol' Mr Aldo who dances on the lawn at night in a kilt and crazy socks, and takes in all the stray cats.

**Bugbear** · 22nd May 09, 01:19 AM

I thought that you are a stray cat, Aldo.

**Chas** · 22nd May 09, 03:44 AM

Sock garters! The last time I saw sock garters, my father was wearing them 50 years ago!

Talk about history repeating itself.

Regards

Chas

**JolyStNicholas** · 22nd May 09, 03:57 AM

Personal opinion. NOT!

**csbdr** · 22nd May 09, 04:37 AM

O man! I would TOTALLY wear those tie-died hose with a modern kilt, like a UK. With a t-shirt and boots? YES! (but, I have questionable taste...)

**dfmacliam** · 22nd May 09, 04:52 AM

To each his own, I seen one that if it was taller would be interesting in a casual setting.... The skull and cross bone cuffed socks, I could be a croppy kilted pirate LOL

**Jack Daw** · 22nd May 09, 04:58 AM

If the model is any indication, you have to be pigeon-toed to wear the tie-dyed hose; so, that's my out.

**DryFly** · 22nd May 09, 05:03 AM

I dig the pirates and the super hero's. I'd need much more coffee to don the tye die's.

DryFly

**ForresterModern** · 22nd May 09, 05:43 AM

Interesting, interesting. Making me rethink my decision to NOT buy the pink death camo utilikilt a ways back.

Actually, I will probably drop a dime on the bones socks, as being a radiologist this is right up my vocational alley, and I have a matching set of cycling jersey and shorts that it would go good with on the road.

Thanks for the posting of the link.