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    Go for it!

    I think Rex is right. I'm guessing you don't take any stick from anyone about your wardrobe now, so, why should a kilt be any different? But, a nice kilt is an investment. If you're not sure about wearing a tartan, etc., you might go with a USA kilt or Stillwater first. Spending less up front will allow to pick up a few more accessories, and you can really see if tartans/traditional kilts are up your alley.

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    wear what ever you like thats what i say and as a ex highland dancer we wore kilts real ones not kilt skirts at all,i know the kilt in a whole is a male garment but if us woman can wear them to dance why not any other time i wouldnt wear a sporran though thats realy is for the man,ok thats me ill shut up now

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    When I saw "currant quandry" in the title, I thought this was a thread about fruit.

    Seriously, though, to answer your current quandry, buy the tank if you want it. If you don't think you'll wear it enough to justify the cost, get someting like a Stillwater standard, instead.

    My first kilt was (and is) a $600 tank. I put off buying it for years and finally justified the cost by getting it for my wife upgrade (second wedding). Since then, I've found several occasions on which to wear it. I later added an inexpensive kilt.

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