how often do you wear it?

[keepoffgrass]

I wear a kilt out about once or twice a week, I plan on doing it more often as soon as i have more suitable kilts to wear out. at home i wear them quite often since i have alot of very casual kilts around

[KiltedCodeWarrior]

Fulltime, unless I am wearing shorts around the house or when biking.

[Hamish]

It is almost 7½ years since I last put on a pair of trousers or shorts and roughly five years since I actually got rid of the few remaining pairs I had kept in case they were needed. Obviously they were not!

For most of my life I wore only trousers, or shorts, whilst my kilt (note the singular!) was reserved for my Scottish Country and Highland Dancing activities. Now that I have 73 kilts - far more than pairs of trousers I ever had at one time - I see no reason to ever consider wearing anything else.

I have my very best kilts, my next best kilts, my dirty jobs kilts, my lounging around the house kilts, my walking/shopping/days out kilts and my doing nothing in particular kilts. Who needs trousers? I certainly do not!

[smaughazard]

4-5 days/week, mostly limited by the amount of time I spend on my motorcycles!

[Raphael]

At least once a month.

[efer]

I don't wear kilts to work yet...someday soon I hope

I wear my kilts on my days off 3 days a week (F-S-S). Rarely do I change into my kilt after work unless going out to dinner.

[Kilted_John]

99.9% of the time. The .1% is when I'm doing something dirty (playing auto mechanic), sleeping, or showering.

-J

[Martin S]

For my reply, just re-read Hamish's -- but reduce 73 kilts to about a dozen.

When retired, one can really do as one likes and be comfortable all the time.

I'll add something no-one else has mentioned:
my pyjamas are unbifurcated, too.

Martin

[Abax]

Although I previously wore my kilt 3 - 5 times a week to work, now I can only wear it once a week on midshifts due to a dress code change (and I do wear it every week). I also frequently wear a kilt on my days off, but have to switch to jeans for working on the house or car. I think I'll fix that by getting a kilt for working around the house. The Utilikilt in the Carhart-like material is the only one I know of that seems made for getting dirty.

Abax

(edited to remove off-topic question)

[turpin]

Weekends, weekdays when i'm home, going out to dinner, occasional grocery shopping. I plan on showing up at work on St. Andrews day kilted just to start the ball rolling, but am feeling a bit trepidacious about the public transportation portion of the day.

I don't expect to give up pants for now. It wouldn't fly professionally for some of the things I do. But since going kilted I am SO much more aware of the encroachment of that center seam onto hallowed ground.