Driving In A Kilt

**brewerpaul** · 2nd May 14, 09:01 PM

A kilt worn from Columbia Missouri to Leadville Colorado, which included hours of Kansas and all was comfy.

**MizzouScotsman** · 2nd May 14, 09:50 PM

I am kilted daily and that includes short drives and long hauls (family vacations, traveling to games, etc) and I never had a problem driving in a kilt.

One trick I learned from reading this site (thank you great Rabble) is to take a beach towel, fold it up until it's about 3 inches or so in diameter, then wrap it around my backside on the pleats, holding the two ends with one hand, then getting in the vehicle. This helps hold the pleats as you get in the vehicle. Never had a mussed up pleat since.

Good luck to ya.

**Downunder Kilt** · 2nd May 14, 10:15 PM

A recent thread re getting into the car kilted maybe of some assistance. http://www.xmarksthescot.com/forum/f...get-car-83522/ Cheers

**Benning Boy** · 2nd May 14, 10:42 PM

Damn the pleats, just be careful driving with the top down.

**Jawn** · 3rd May 14, 05:26 AM

Originally Posted by Benning Boy

Damn the pleats, just be careful driving with the top down.

Lol, I'm less concerned about having the top down, and more concerned about the doors being off. ;)

So I decided not to take the Jeep.

**bowser** · 12th May 14, 02:34 AM

I am not sure I really understand what your issue is?

**Jawn** · 12th May 14, 04:26 AM

Lol, I guess not :-)

I've often thought it'd be fun ti ride in the kilt, but I'm not sure how I'd keep things.... erm, secured for sea, so to speak. ;-)

I'd welcome any advice on that subject as well.