When I was stationed in Scotland ('78-'81) the Scots mainly wore kilts for special events..weddings, funerals, highland games, Burns night, etc. That trend probably had a lot to do with the cost of a quality kilt. But then again it was not an 'oddity' to see a man in a kilt as it is considered the 'National Dress' in Scotland although not worn daily.

But the argument that because the Scots and the Irish don't wear kilts daily so you shouldn't doesn't hold water. In the UK they drive on the left side of the road daily, doesn't mean you should do so here. There are some in the UK that do wear them daily (Hamish might know one or two) and there are some here also.

Now that we've shot down that argument, what's her next one??