Slap the cuffs on me...I want my lawyer.

[Thomas H]

I have seen this and I was so happy to see a fellow Kilter that I just greeted them and said that it was cool to see a Kilter.

I think that they were just a newbee or setting there own style.
In public we do not have as much freedom to advise as would we in a
formal setting. i.e Clan meeting or dinner.

But all in all we do not want to scare people away from wearing a Kilt.
as the world does enough of that , Like the first time I wore my kilt to Church.

It was OK but I could tell I was not in form. I told them I would stop wearing my Kilt to church when the ladys stop wearing pants to church and we all
Laugthed. I was great.

[AFS1970]

There are very different rules for speaking in the men's room versus speaking elsewhere. Certainly fashion advice is generally taboo in there.