
Originally Posted by
TheOfficialBren
White hose are typically sold to first-time kilt buyers/renters. They usually "go with everything," according to the salesmen in the shops. There is nothing inherently 'wrong' with white hose but they look a bit odd to my eye so I personally avoid them, as do many of the rabble.
I understand/know that many around here tend to avoid the white/cream/off-white hose. Does anybody know how this came about? The conspiracy theorists among us newbies might think this is a way to mark the rookies. You know, like not removing the basting on a new kilt or wearing the pleats in front or, heaven forbid, wearing undergarments with the kilt.
So, why is the white/cream/off-white/ecru hose a fashion faux pas?
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