How should your kid dress for his first school dance? ....IN a USA KILT OF COURSE!

**Panache** · 30th March 12, 04:43 PM

Just dropped the boy off at his Middle School for his first ever school dance.

He was excited to go, he wanted to wear a kilt, and his Galbraith PV USA Kilt was just the thing

All I can say is....

MY SON TOTALLY ROCKS!!!

Cheers

Jamie

**ThistleDown** · 30th March 12, 04:50 PM

He does, he does. Jamie.

**cruiser348** · 30th March 12, 04:59 PM

A very proud moment to be sure.

**dea3369** · 30th March 12, 05:00 PM

More power to him!

**LitTrog** · 30th March 12, 05:37 PM

A kilt to middle school?! That's like wearing meat pants into the lion enclosure.

He definitely rocks.

**TurboKittie** · 30th March 12, 06:05 PM

He looks sharp and like a chip off the old block! Well done.

And, I think I found a new sig....

**California Highlander** · 30th March 12, 06:21 PM

Gotta love the bay area. We're much more accepting of differing ways of dressing than much of the country, (Illinois or Missouri, for example). My 14 yr old 8th grade son probably wouldn't wear a kilt, but he said "looks cool" the other day when I tried out my new sporran and kilt belt.

He looks great! Wish more would start wearing it early.

**knotty** · 30th March 12, 06:25 PM

lookin like a sharp young man.

**Mickey** · 30th March 12, 07:37 PM

Very fine looking lad! You put him in white hose just to be a pain, didn't you? :P

Originally Posted by California Highlander

Gotta love the bay area. We're much more accepting of differing ways of dressing than much of the country, (Illinois or Missouri, for example).

Now, now. Let's not start judging states or even metro areas based on the decision of one redneck school principal (I am assuming of course, that you are referring to the latest prom thread). My son and many of his high school friends wear kilts to school on a very regular basis. The St. Louis area, and most everywhere else I've been in MO, are VERY kilt friendly. Much more so than SoCal (where I lived for 18 years). Though I will agree that the occasional times I was in the general Bay area, I was impressed with the diversity and apparent acceptance by all of said diversity.