Kilt-friendly places?

[bubba]

I have yet to see another guy wearing a kilt here but I haven't had any real problems wearing mine. After over a year wearing kilts every day nobody really notices much anymore.

[Blu (Ontario)]

I have yet to see another guy wearing a kilt here but I haven't had any real problems wearing mine. After over a year wearing kilts every day nobody really notices much anymore.

Same here, Bubba... I don't know if its other folks getting used to it, of if it's just getting more comfortable with it and caring less what others think.

[Verlyn]

Aw, come on Rocky, I know for a fact that your shop is friendly to all kilt wearers even if they don't show up in a USA Kilt.

One thing I've noticed, the only negative comments I've ever gotten (truly negative, not good natured ribbing) have been from either drunken bums on the street or punks (not as in rockers, but *ssH***s). You know, bums, idiots and punk kids. We went to see my son's play the other night and the only negative was some punk that actually was acting like he saw someone with the plague. The girl with him told him to lighten up; it looked good. On the other side, I've had women cross the street to tell me how great the kilt looks. Darn, if I'd have only known about kilts when I was young and on the prowl.

[auld argonian]

I have yet to see another guy wearing a kilt here but I haven't had any real problems wearing mine. After over a year wearing kilts every day nobody really notices much anymore.

So next time I'm going through Wisconsin on vacation or going fishing, I'm going to have to re-route myself so that I can go through your town and spend a day knocking around. Either you'll spot me and I'll get to see the look on your face when you see another guy in a kilt or some of your fellow townies will spot me and they'll all be telling you, "yeah...there was ANOTHER guy in a kilt here the other day...what's going on here? Are there more of them out there?" Come to think of it, I AM supposed to go through Wisc with a tour of architecture buffs in June...any good spots to stop and at in Little Chute?

Best

AA

[bubba]

I AM supposed to go through Wisc with a tour of architecture buffs in June...any good spots to stop and at in Little Chute?

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AA

Nah, there's nothing much in this town. On the other hand, Appleton is just down the road and there is some nice old architecture there. The first home to use electric lights is there along with the Lawrence University chapel. As for Little Chute, there's a plan to build a full sized Dutch windmill downtown. These folks take their Dutch heritage seriously.

[macgreggor]

A A,

My wife and I were in De Pere, just up the road from Little Chute, last summer. (Sorry Bubba, short time schedule and lots to do!) There seems to be lots of fun buildings on the college campus, which name escapes me.

While my DW and I were walking arm-in-arm across the bridge at rush minute, I got lots of honks and waves. Mostly from young ladies.....I think!

Greg

[cessna152towser]

Having just returned from a trip to York, I'd have to add it to the list of kilt friendly places - no reaction to wearing my black Mercy kilt.

[bubba]

A A,

There seems to be lots of fun buildings on the college campus, which name escapes me.
Greg

Probably University of Wisconsin Green Bay or Northeast Wisconsin Technical College

[ozone]

You can also wear a kilt freely at the Highlands ski resort in Aspen, CO. Did it today and skiing in a kilt was quite fun and got me some free drinks and other cool stuff

[Tartan Hiker]

Ozone...that's awesome!

Asheville, NC is probably one of the few places in the South that a guy in a kilt will receive very little attention...at least downtown. I can safely say that I can't stroll very far in downtown Asheville without seeing something much more unusual than a kilt. I guess thats why we are "The Paris of the South"

Malls, Wal-Mart, and the auto parts store...that's a different story!