
Originally Posted by
Chas
I always tell people:
Wear what is appropriate for the activity in which you are engaged.
Welding, swimming, skydiving, changing the oil on a car, rock climbing - and many others, do not lend themselves easily to kilt wearing. If you have to wear specialist clothing to do an activity, then the kilt is probably not the first choice of garment. There is a very good reason why the kilted regiments stopped going into battle kilted.
Regards
Chas
True, but I must say that I've helped put shingles on the roof wearing a Utilikilt. Quite a sight, I'm sure, especially with knee-pads! On the other hand, I must also say that my coworkers didn't say anything perhaps out of courtesy, embarrasment, terror, or all the above (excuse the pun).
But, yes, it eventually comes down to "It all depends... on a bunch of things."
Last edited by dea3369; 23rd May 12 at 05:30 AM.
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