Kilted at Work, lets see pics!

**Scotcop** · 22nd March 10, 11:43 AM

I have permission from my boss to wear my kilt on April 6th, and was wondering, what do you guys normally wear to work?

**mull** · 22nd March 10, 11:52 AM

I assume you won't be working the road that day?

Joe

**piperdbh** · 22nd March 10, 12:05 PM

My "uniform" is a pair of khaki-style britches, a button-collar shirt, the brown shoes I bought for Games but now wear everyday, my school ID badge, and a red pencil and green pen in my shirt pocket.
I wouldn't even think about wearing the kilt here. I teach high school choirs.

**thescot** · 23rd March 10, 08:38 PM

Originally Posted by piperdbh

My "uniform" is a pair of khaki-style britches, a button-collar shirt, the brown shoes I bought for Games but now wear everyday, my school ID badge, and a red pencil and green pen in my shirt pocket.
I wouldn't even think about wearing the kilt here. I teach high school choirs.

I have to tell you, David, that I used to teach in an alternative high school with some tough kids, and once they got over the initial shock of my kilt, they all liked it. It created a lot of "teaching moments."

If it works in an alternative school, it might be OK in the choir room, too.

**Chainsaw02** · 23rd March 10, 09:47 PM

Thanks English Bloke. I just can't get the hang of posting pictures.

Larry Dirr aka The Kilted Kop

**Eujeankilt** · 25th March 10, 06:35 AM

From a few years ago, during summer.

Dale

**piperdbh** · 25th March 10, 06:37 PM

Originally Posted by thescot

I have to tell you, David, that I used to teach in an alternative high school with some tough kids, and once they got over the initial shock of my kilt, they all liked it. It created a lot of "teaching moments."

If it works in an alternative school, it might be OK in the choir room, too.

It's not the students. It's a certain somebody who likes to make decisions for everybody else in the building.