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    Non-scotsman kiLting on NYE

    Hello, i haven't worn my kilt since i got it, part of the reason is that it's quite cheap (i was hoping to get a nice kilt for christmas, told friends and family that's all I wanted but my family don't view kilts as being practical and kilt culture sucks in my country, people are indoctrinated into thinking they are just wedding attire so i don't blame them, it's the same with our car culture too, they think i'm crazy for owning a full size car too) but i want to use NYE as an excuse to break out my kilt and my sporran, which seems like a good idea but how is kilt wearing on NYE by a Non-scotsman viewed? People didn't care when i last wore it but this time the context is a bit different, but I will be wearing something underneath.

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    Quote Originally Posted by AmateurKiltsmen View Post
    Hello, i haven't worn my kilt since i got it, part of the reason is that it's quite cheap (i was hoping to get a nice kilt for christmas, told friends and family that's all I wanted but my family don't view kilts as being practical and kilt culture sucks in my country, people are indoctrinated into thinking they are just wedding attire so i don't blame them, it's the same with our car culture too, they think i'm crazy for owning a full size car too) but i want to use NYE as an excuse to break out my kilt and my sporran, which seems like a good idea but how is kilt wearing on NYE by a Non-scotsman viewed? People didn't care when i last wore it but this time the context is a bit different, but I will be wearing something underneath.
    I’d expect that the reaction would be much the same as when you wore it before. Barring a dress code I can’t see any reason for anyone to be upset about what you’d wear for the new year celebration assuming they wouldn’t be upset on any other day.
    Descendant of the Gillises and MacDonalds of North Morar.

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    Quote Originally Posted by AmateurKiltsmen View Post
    Hello, i haven't worn my kilt since i got it, part of the reason is that it's quite cheap (i was hoping to get a nice kilt for christmas, told friends and family that's all I wanted but my family don't view kilts as being practical and kilt culture sucks in my country, people are indoctrinated into thinking they are just wedding attire so i don't blame them, it's the same with our car culture too, they think i'm crazy for owning a full size car too) but i want to use NYE as an excuse to break out my kilt and my sporran, which seems like a good idea but how is kilt wearing on NYE by a Non-scotsman viewed? People didn't care when i last wore it but this time the context is a bit different, but I will be wearing something underneath.
    I don't think the context will matter. I am an American and live in Lancashire. Nobody seems to bother about me wearing a kilt whatever the occasion. There are some that have come to expect it. New Years Eve should be no different for you.

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    Quote Originally Posted by AmateurKiltsmen View Post
    ... but I will be wearing something underneath.
    Like long pants that people can see ?

    That is bizarre anywhere at any time.

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    go for it, dressing up different is common on new years.

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