When is International Kilt Wearing Day?

**Spider** · 17th February 10, 05:54 AM

the link for kiltday.com is dead for me, and I am finding different dates from other different sources. Seems like it's in Feb-April (cold whenever it is). Does anyone have a definitive date?

Thanks!

**sathor** · 17th February 10, 06:01 AM

kiltday had it set for being everyday, beyond that I know the list included

st pat's day : mar 17
national tartan day : april 6

**DougC** · 17th February 10, 06:04 AM

I think April 6th; at least for National Tartan Day...here's a link.

http://www.tartanday.org/tartandaydc/index.htm

**Jock Scot** · 17th February 10, 06:38 AM

I can't say that I have ever heard of it.

**davedove** · 17th February 10, 07:50 AM

The link for Kiltday always proclaimed the current date as "Kilt Day" on the premise that every day is Kilt Day.

There is no "International Kilt-wearing Day" although different countries have their respective Tartan Days.

**McClef** · 17th February 10, 09:45 AM

I remember how I got caught out by that site the first time I visited it!

To have such a day would be a great idea but how to get it internationally agreed and publicised is perhaps not so easy.

**Tobus** · 17th February 10, 10:23 AM

To have such a day would be a great idea but how to get it internationally agreed and publicised is perhaps not so easy.

Eh, just make up a date, claim that it was by international agreement, and start a chain email. Those things are virtually always accepted as truth, circulated for years by people who can't stop forwarding email to their entire address book, and eventually they reach the entire world. Give it a try; your great-grandchildren may one day be forwarding the same email.

**Jordan** · 17th February 10, 10:29 AM

Surely a large international group of kilt wearers would be able to decide a date and then stick to it?

Now does anyone on here know where I can find a large group of Kilties to decide a date??

**auld argonian** · 17th February 10, 11:12 AM

In the age of the internet?

I am reminded of that thing that you do in high school where everybody agrees to drop their pencil on the floor at a given time.

I would think, though, that April 6 would be the perfect day since it's the anniversary of the Declaration of Arbroath and is already celebrated in a lot of places.

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**starbkjrus** · 17th February 10, 11:28 AM

Originally Posted by Tobus

Eh, just make up a date, claim that it was by international agreement, and start a chain email. Those things are virtually always accepted as truth, circulated for years by people who can't stop forwarding email to their entire address book, and eventually they reach the entire world. Give it a try; your great-grandchildren may one day be forwarding the same email.

Or just put it on Facebook. Maybe we can get Betty White to wear a kilt on Saturday Night Live.