New member.

[Tattoo Bradley]

Welcome from the dry sands of Southeastern New Mexico! *WARNING* KILTS ARE ADDICTIVE!

You'll love them. I can almost guarantee it.

We have another member from Cinci. (Mr. Rex.) I'm sure when he sees this thread he'll give ya a warm welcome

[David Dalglish]

Welcome from Carlisle England--The first one is always the worst

[Southern Breeze]

Welcome aboard! The first kilt is often the hardest, there's a ton of info here at X-Marks. Feel free to ask any questions, no matter how dumb they may seem. If we can't find the answer we'll make one up.

[smaughazard]

Welcome from western NC! Go for that first kilt- once you find out how comfortable it is you'll be qualified as another addict in this asylum!

[Pour1Malt]

Walcome tae the rabble...

guid oan ya fur fin'in us...

slainte mhath!

[GreenDragon]

what's so bad about the first one? the uncomfortable-ness?

[Big Paul]

Welcome to the forum!

Just a guess, ICP fan?

[O'Neille]

I'm very new to the board and not so new to wearing. I've gotten many compliments from younger people when I'm kilted casual and tons of compliments from most when I'm dressed semi-formal. Find your own comfort and style zone and you'll fit right in. O'Neille

[pbpersson]

what's so bad about the first one? the uncomfortable-ness?

Phil -

Hi, I am yet another Phil, I am in Phoenix.

I have only had my Utilikilt for two weeks.

Okay....you know about how they say that they are so comfortable? I had no idea until I tried it on. Once you try one on you will be hooked.

Last night I finally took a walk on a windy night. Oh my gosh!!

What does your wife think about this idea?

The first one might be difficult because venturing out in public to the store etc. is kind of scarey for some guys - depending upon the person.

Welcome and let us know if you have any questions.


Phil in Phoenix

[Scottish Chi]

Welcome from sunny Northeast Florida.

Think about this...each time any of us wear a kilt it is a new experience for many of those who see us. In that respect as we face new people and environments while kilted it is like wearing it the first time. Simply walk as a gentleman with your head high, your shoulders square and with a commanding stride. You will be viewed with respect by those of consequence.

Cheers! Bill