Should I bring my kilt?

[Jock Scot]

Yes you probably will be considered to be a crazy American. Bring your kilt by all means, we are a free country after all.

[McClef]

Of course you should and if your wear it for the flight you won't need to pack it and it won't count as part of your cabin weight allowance.

[gordontaos]

I frequently fly with my kilt on, and find it to be very comfortable.

[creagdhubh]

Yes you probably will be considered to be a crazy American. Bring your kilt by all means, we are a free country after all.

Hahaha! When I am in Scotland, I immediately get away from the noise and clatter of the bigger cities and head straight for the central Highlands and then proceed to properly hide at my great-uncle's house in Kingussie so none of the locals realise there is a 'crazy American in their midst!' Hahahaha!

You'll be just fine, mate. As long as you don't go all 'Braveheart,' 'Rob Roy,' or 'Harry Lauder' in the streets of Edinburgh, then you'll be alright. I've posted a few examples of a portion of my Highland day attire below - from the relaxed/very casual with various woolen jumpers, to 'proper' and traditional Highland day attire featuring various tweeds, wool bonnets and silk neck ties.








Enjoy,

[Really a McQueen]

Yes you probably will be considered to be a crazy American. Bring your kilt by all means, we are a free country after all.

Of course, the locals might consider you a crazy American, even if you were wearing a wool sweater and slacks.

[Jock Scot]

Of course, the locals might consider you a crazy American, even if you were wearing a wool sweater and slacks.

America does not have the monopoly on crazy people you know! Even Inverness-shire has an example or two, Jeff