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27th July 11, 01:57 PM
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All three are absolutely fine Colin. No preference. Even the grey socks look good.
The thing I like about these threads is it gives you a chance to try before you buy. To look at, and evaluate what other people are doing before making a hash of it myself. I understand that the traditional way of dressing in Highland terms is to look at the wall while you scrabble about in the wardrobe and put on whatever comes out (sorry Jock I'm paraphrasing.) but probably because I don't have a lifetime of kilting experience behind me, I can't help but attempt to put at least a bit of a ponder into what I wear.
Often as I dress meeself, I'll go "nope, not that shirt" or "Naaa' those socks ain't workin' " and this sort of thread is a help because it puts a number of images in my head (do's and don'ts in respect of what might work for me) before I start the usual dance of the quick-changes. It will save me lots of put it on, take it off time in the future so I am appreciative of everyone else's efforts. Ta!
By the way. Speaking of buying, has anyone noticed that when looking at clothes in shops, the first consideration is "will it work with the Kilt"? Or is it just me?
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